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I'm a new user that is playiing with a few of the MS web tools available. I have been trying out the ClubDB sample as part of looking at visual web express. I have installed the sample and ran it in multiple directories while debugging. Most of the directories have now been delected. My problem now is that I cannot add back ClubDB and access it remotely because somewhere in the SQL database there are connections made for each of the previous "test" runs of the sample. I have run SSEUtil and deleted all connections involved (no clubdb or aspnetdb connections still connected) but that doesn't seem to fix it. For example, there still seems to be a table somewhere that remembers that I once had a "clubdb" connection in websitemainapp_data.

My questions are:
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- is there an easy to use tool to clear all of these persistant connections.

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