What is the best way to easily switch from a test database to a production database in vb.net and MySql, when all MySql connection strings are currently hard coded?
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What is the best way to easily switch from a test database to a production database in vb.net and MySql, when all MySql connection strings are currently hard coded?
Take the time to move them to a configuration file. It might be a little more work now, but over the life of the project you will make up that time.