This problem should be a simple one to fix. The message it is giving you indicates that you do not have the proper data access layer information setup in the AppMain.vb (or program.cs) file. Open the AppMain.vb (or program.cs) file and go to the SetDataSources method. If you are calling the Databasics.SetConnections() method then you will need to verify the AddRequiredDataSource statements above to verify that the correct database name has been provided. This will not correct your problem but may give you a clue. More than likley the ConnectionWizard has already run once and may not be coming up again, but the problem is that your connection string is invalid.Just to test and make sure it is a connection issue, comment out the line that calls Databasics.SetConnections(). Below this line, manually add your connection string:
Databasics.DataSources.Add(New SqlDataSourceItem("","server=localhost;integrated security=SSPI;database=MyDatabase;"))
If this works, then you can put it back the way it was and then force the connection wizard to come back up so you can edit the connection string:
ConnectionManager.ShowAvailableConnectionStrings()
Calling this method will show all available connection strings for this application and allow you to modify the string.
Note: The database and tables must obviously exist within the server in which you are attempting to connect. I know that you know this, but we have chased that rabbit before