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We have a mobile device project, which has a database file (Database.sdf) as part of the project.
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string connection = @"data source=Database.sdf";

SqlCeConnection conn=new SqlCeConnection(connection);

conn.Open();

I have tried various connection strings such as
"data source=MyDocumentsDatabase.sdf";
and
"data source=C:MyProjectsThisParticularProjectDatabase.sdf"; << the connection string in teh server explorer

and
"data source=MyAssemblyName.Database.sdf";
and
"data source=MyAssemblyNameDatabase.sdf";

I've also tried getting the path the the executing assembly and adding that in, but still no luck.

but they all throw the error:
The database file cannot be found. Check the path to the database. [ File name = Database.sdf ]

I have searched the internet and found no explanation about how the path to the Database is made up (ie is it the path on *my* computer, or the virtual mobile device?) and how I can actually get the path the the database without hardcoding it.

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