Creating SQL Server 2005 Mobile Edition On Desktop
Hello Everybody
I want to create SQL server 2005 mobile database on desktop programmatically with some inital data for my application and load it into device. We can create database only in VS2005 server explorer or SQL server 2005 application.
Anybody having this solution for this prob.
Regards
Chikuu
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