Set app.config via database

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I want to get my application to check my database table1(id,msgID,MessageName,value,status)
So i want my application on all of my forms.... to check this database and set values
Of my app.config file and then set status to complete

How can i go about this

What I have tried:

Iv tried to get info from database then i get to check the values of database and dave it to the setting

But i would like to find a way to do this with all forms maby from a class that i can call to do the work

Posted 12-Feb-20 4:02am

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[no name] 12-Feb-20 10:18am

Subclass your forms from a class that does that.

Maciej Los 12-Feb-20 15:35pm

Could you be more specific?
At this moment we have no idea what you're talking about...

Member 13894223 13-Feb-20 2:56am

App1 sends data to database that i have set ....app 2 needs to read that data and if i the table has values example
Fullscreen true it will set fullscreen to true in app.config and save so if i send Fullscreen false it wil set again to false
But i need to let that run continuasly checking that table and on every form

Maciej Los 13-Feb-20 14:40pm

So... what's for app.config? You can read app settings from the database directly.

sudevsu 3-Mar-20 8:38am

app .config can be read in all forms. Or create a class the reads the values from app.config and call the object of the class in your forms anywhere as needed.

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