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ASP.Net website on GoDaddy not connecting to the correct database

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I have been assigned to transfer an ASP.NET website to a new host (GoDaddy).

For some reason, the web application is not trying to connect to the new database specified in my connection string, and thus this error is produced:

The server principal "_username_" is not able to access the database "_dbname_" under the current security context.

Note that changing the username in the connection string is reflected in the error message, but changing the database name does not.

My connection string, as in config:

<connectionStrings>
 <add name="AppContext" connectionString="Data Source=...;Database=_dbname_;Integrated Security=False;User ID=_username_;Password=Fjx0w2%2" providerName="System.Data.SqlClient" />
</connectionStrings>

Unfortunately, I do not have the source code but from what I saw after decompilation, the database name does not seem to be hard-coded in any way.

The application is using Entity Framework.

Is it possible that the database name is stored in configuration elsewhere?

windows sql-server asp.net hosting asp.net-mvc

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asked May 30 at 16:06

Alexander IvanovAlexander Ivanov

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I have been assigned to transfer an ASP.NET website to a new host (GoDaddy).

For some reason, the web application is not trying to connect to the new database specified in my connection string, and thus this error is produced:

The server principal "_username_" is not able to access the database "_dbname_" under the current security context.

Note that changing the username in the connection string is reflected in the error message, but changing the database name does not.

My connection string, as in config:

<connectionStrings>
 <add name="AppContext" connectionString="Data Source=...;Database=_dbname_;Integrated Security=False;User ID=_username_;Password=Fjx0w2%2" providerName="System.Data.SqlClient" />
</connectionStrings>

Unfortunately, I do not have the source code but from what I saw after decompilation, the database name does not seem to be hard-coded in any way.

The application is using Entity Framework.

Is it possible that the database name is stored in configuration elsewhere?

windows sql-server asp.net hosting asp.net-mvc

share|improve this question

asked May 30 at 16:06

Alexander IvanovAlexander Ivanov

11

add a comment | 

I have been assigned to transfer an ASP.NET website to a new host (GoDaddy).

For some reason, the web application is not trying to connect to the new database specified in my connection string, and thus this error is produced:

The server principal "_username_" is not able to access the database "_dbname_" under the current security context.

Note that changing the username in the connection string is reflected in the error message, but changing the database name does not.

My connection string, as in config:

<connectionStrings>
 <add name="AppContext" connectionString="Data Source=...;Database=_dbname_;Integrated Security=False;User ID=_username_;Password=Fjx0w2%2" providerName="System.Data.SqlClient" />
</connectionStrings>

Unfortunately, I do not have the source code but from what I saw after decompilation, the database name does not seem to be hard-coded in any way.

The application is using Entity Framework.

Is it possible that the database name is stored in configuration elsewhere?

windows sql-server asp.net hosting asp.net-mvc

share|improve this question

asked May 30 at 16:06

Alexander IvanovAlexander Ivanov

11

The server principal "_username_" is not able to access the database "_dbname_" under the current security context.

<connectionStrings>
 <add name="AppContext" connectionString="Data Source=...;Database=_dbname_;Integrated Security=False;User ID=_username_;Password=Fjx0w2%2" providerName="System.Data.SqlClient" />
</connectionStrings>

share|improve this question

asked May 30 at 16:06

Alexander IvanovAlexander Ivanov

11

share|improve this question

asked May 30 at 16:06

Alexander IvanovAlexander Ivanov

11

asked May 30 at 16:06

Alexander IvanovAlexander Ivanov

11

asked May 30 at 16:06

Alexander IvanovAlexander Ivanov

11