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Hi Msdn,

I have developed a program that required user to store information at their own machine (sql server express). So, i have included SQL Server 2005 Express Edition in the Prerequisites

When i try to deployed my program at test machine, the installer works fine, by installing the .net framework 2.0, then SQL Server 2005 Express Edition, then Finish.

When i tried to run on the test machine, my program showing me error "Open connection error". Well, i know somethings to do with my connection string,

Provider=SQLOLEDB.1;Password=123456;Persist Security Info=True; Initial Catalog=abc;User ID=123456;Data Source=localhost


Logically, i do not understand how this things works.
my own developer machine contain Database Named "abc" with username and password "123456". The test machine do not contained any database nor username nor password.
How can i fix this problem? I mean some code to perform this operation without end user knowledge.

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