Was just an idea. :)
I'm very close w/ my VS 2008 beta 2 FB 1.54 install.
The error I'm getting now when I try to select a table from the list of
database objects is:
<"APP_INFO">
Could not get column information for database object named '"APP_INFO"'
Here are the steps I've taken so far:
1.
Thanks for that.
However, since the SP I am trying to execute does not return any values,
(only insert/update/delete in the SP), select... from SP is not an
option.
Actually, I am stuck on this issue with NHibernate where NHibernate
cannot successfully execute the SP which does not return a value
On 11/15/07, Kevin Stanton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Is there not a way this could be automated, like a full-blown install into
> VS?
In easy way no. And we suppose, that DDEX provider is used by
developers, so that developer is able to read documentation and
perform some steps (and maybe troub
Greetings,
This seems to be an on-going issue for many (including me! - still not quite
right w/ VS 2008).
Is there not a way this could be automated, like a full-blown install into
VS?
I would be glad to pitch in, but would need some assistance as I am a
newbie.
Cheers,
Kevin
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I have the same issue. My Regional Settings are Turkish, if I change it to
English, it works.
I think is a string conversion issue related to CultureInfo in
Firebird.Data.FirebirdClient 2.0.1 or Firebird DDEX for .net2.0.
Muzaffer Bayramoglu wrote:
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> Hi everyone ,
>
> I've vs2005 p
What steps you've performed?
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Hi,
I'm trying to integrate the DDEX in VS 2005, but I'm not being successful.
I followed all the directions, even rebooted my computer, but no success. I
can use the ADO.Net components in a Windows Forms application without any
problems. But, I'm having difficulty trying to get it to work fo
New FbConnection assigned to an existing FbCommand throws exception when used
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Key: DNET-132
URL: http://tracker.firebirdsql.org/browse/DNET-132
Project: .NET Data provider
FbCommand locks up after closing and re-opening an interrupted connection
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Key: DNET-131
URL: http://tracker.firebirdsql.org/browse/DNET-131
Project: .NET Data provider
Hi Steve,
I created a similar solution CreateTypedDataset using standard NET
methods and Firebird-SELECTs.
My solution creates a DataSet, calls the table definitions of the
database, saves the DataSet's contents as xsd file, and creates the
MyDataSet.Designer.cs. Clearly, you have other aims. Bu
If you will use "select ... from SP ..." and not
CommandType.StoredProcedure, you can use named parameters.
Getting parameters names from stored procedure is possible, but it's a
one roundtrip to database, which isn't good for performace.
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Hello:
> While passing parameters to a stored procedure in .Net code, why is it
> important to pass them in the same order as defined in the stored procedure?
Because there is no way to know the correct order based only on the
parameter name ( remember that Firebird *hasn't* support for named
par
Hi
While passing parameters to a stored procedure in .Net code, why is it
important to pass them in the same order as defined in the stored
procedure? Cannot the driver determine the correct order based on the
schema and the parameter names supplied?
Also, any parameter name is accepted as
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