Various database connection string standards

The connectivity of the database has developed into a standard aspect of application development. The database connection string is now a standard prerequisite for each project. I find myself often copying connection strings from another application or doing a search in order to find the syntax I need. This is especially true when interacting with SQL Server because it has too many connection string options.

During an object instantiation or establishment, the database connection string is passed to the necessary object through a property or method. The format of the connection string is a semicolon-bounded list of key/value parameter pairs.

The connection string specifies the database server and database, as well as the user name and password required to access the database. But this format does not apply to all database interactions, it does have a number of options available, many of which have synonyms.

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