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The MySqlConnection object is configured using
a connection string. A connection string contains several
key/value pairs, separated by semicolons. In each key/value pair,
the option name and its corresponding value are joined by an equal
sign. For the list of option names to use in the connection
string, see Chapter 7, Connector/Net Connection String Options Reference.
The following is a sample connection string:
Server=127.0.0.1;Uid=root;Pwd=12345;Database=test;
In this example, the MySqlConnection object is
configured to connect to a MySQL server at
127.0.0.1, with a user name of
root and a password of
12345. The default database for all statements
will be the test database.
Using the '@' symbol for parameters is now the preferred
approach, although the old pattern of using '?' is still
supported. To avoid conflicts when using the '@' symbol in
combination with user variables, see the Allow User
Variables connection string option in
Chapter 7, Connector/Net Connection String Options Reference. The
Old Syntax connection string option has now
been deprecated.

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