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  1. Nov 1st, 2008, 11:21 AM #1
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    Re: SQLClient connection problem

    I just had this issue and it was corrected by me "docking" the emulator.

    http://www.vbforums.com/showthread.php?t=483020

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    (RESOLVED) Re: SQLClient connection problem

    Thanks
    szlamany's link helped a lot and I could connect to sql database.
    Connection happens only if I first Connect and Cradle the emulator (VS2005 Tools-> Device Emlator Manager) and then start debug.
    If I start debug first and then Cradle, it does not connect and says 'Network Error'.
    Is this the intended behaviour of mob apps. I am new to mob app develpoment so not clear on this.
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  3. Nov 2nd, 2008, 08:36 AM #3
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    Re: [RESOLVED] SQLClient connection problem

    Actually it is incredibily helpful to the developer to be able to "debug" a mobile app with either of those two conditions being emulated!

    Obviously if you want to connect to a network sql server you had better have the emulator state set to "docked".

    And being able to "debug" your app in an "undocked" state is helpful to test logic operations that try to talk to the network.

    I actually like to debug against a real device as well.

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