Demo Ledger

Press a button, insert a row, and see the name of the database the running process actually reached - not the one it was configured with.

A deliberately tiny application that exists to prove one thing: an application deployed here gets a working database without anybody assembling a connection string or preparing a database by hand. The page shows the database name, the server, the row count and when the process started. The database name is not read from configuration - it is asked of the server over the open connection, so it is the database this process actually reached rather than the one it hoped for. The button inserts a row, and the row survives a reload. This is plumbing rather than a product. It is worth opening if you want evidence that the deployment and configuration chain works end to end; there is nothing here for anybody evaluating a business system.

What it does

• Insert a row and reload to see it persisted
• Read back the database name the process actually connected to
• See the server, row count, start time and host it is running on

Who it is for

Technical evaluators, Developers, Anybody checking that the deployment chain works

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