Hi all, Besides the "SQL Server Compact is not intended for ASP.NET development" exception (which can be worked around as suggested here<http://gbuchoa2.blogspot.com/2009/10/sql-server-compact-is-not-intended-for.html>), is there any reason not to use SQLCE in a small ASP.NET project?
I'm a total ASP.NET / IIS noob and I have to do a bit of customisation to a pre-built .NET 2.0 asmx web service. The service currently uses an MS Access .mdb (which seems odd - I thought SQLCE was meant to replace Access for these kinds of applications). My customisations need to do some data access (not a lot though) and I'd like to use LINQ to SQL for this if possible. Obviously I'm not storing a lot of data, and I'm only looking at Compact Edition since the hosting provider isn't keen on full SQL Server / Express... Is SQLCE a bad way to go? Is LINQ to SQL not a good idea? Should I try to convince the hosting provider to give me SQL Express? Thanks all.
