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may I know what is the provider in the connection string for oledb?
ConnectionString = "Provider=;User=" & strUserID & ";Password=" & strpassword &
";Database=" & strdatabase & ";DataSource=" & strServer &
";Port=3050;Dialect=3;Charset=NONE;Role=;Connection
Hi,May I know what is the provider in the connection string for oledb?
ConnectionString = "Provider=;User=" & strUserID & ";Password="
& strpassword & ";Database=" & strdatabase & ";DataSource="
& strServer & ";Port=3050;Dialect=3;Charset=NONE;Role=;Connection
lifetime=15;Pooling=true;MinP
Bert Huijgen wrote:
> Thanks for your answer. I wrote this code:
>
> DbProviderFactory myFactory =
> DbProviderFactories.GetFactory("FirebirdSql.Data.FirebirdClient");
> DbConnection myConnection = myFactory.CreateConnection();
> myConnection.ConnectionString =
> "DataS
viders
Onderwerp: Re: [Firebird-net-provider] OleDb
Bert wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Does Firebird support ADO.NET OleDb? I see Firebird created it's own
> connection and adapter classes, but this is very against the ADO.NET
> architecture, I think it is a very strange choice. ADO.NET h
Hello,
Jiri Cincura said the following on 15.12.2006 10:35:
> You're absolutely wrong. OleDb isn't for others.
And it is true.
> If you want to be right in ADO.NET, you have to use native providers
> (MS SQL, Oracle, FB, ...) and avoid using common (Ole, ODBC, ...).
> For independent code, you
Bert Huijgen wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Does Firebird support ADO.NET OleDb? I see Firebird created it's own
> connection and adapter classes, but this is very against the ADO.NET
> architecture, I think it is a very strange choice. ADO.NET has OleDb and
> SQL classes. SQL for the Microsoft SQL Server d
Hi,
Does Firebird support ADO.NET OleDb? I see Firebird created it's own
connection and adapter classes, but this is very against the ADO.NET
architecture, I think it is a very strange choice. ADO.NET has OleDb and
SQL classes. SQL for the Microsoft SQL Server database, OleDb for all
other databa
