It seems like there might be some confusion with your query. The description provided doesn't clearly define what you're seeking to understand about type conversion within .NET Core technology. Type conversion in .NET Core typically involves converting the data type of an object to a different type, such as from an integer to a string or vice versa. If you could provide more specifics or a specific scenario where you're encountering type conversion within .NET Core, I'd be glad to delve into the technical intricacies and provide a more tailored explanation with code snippets and real-world examples.

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what is Type Conversion?

Madhu Patel

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have a preference section in your application where the user can select the database file themselves (network or local) just use the OpenFileDialog to give the user browsing ability to locat the database then save this path in a xml file or registry or INI (prefered way is a .config or xml file..

I am using the ODBC .Net provider for accessing the database. I am in a similar situation, and have generated my Connection string based on a value that I set somewhere (can be hard coded or in a .ini file, or in the registry) With ODBC, you can set the DSN name to be almost anywhere. I am limited because I use an Access Database, so I have to have a network drive mapped in order for the database to be available. Hope this helps Wiggum