--- Den ons 2012-01-25 skrev Joe Mistachkin :
> The supported alternative here is the ObjectContext class
> from the Entity Framework
Thank you. I will check this out.
I am not using the Entity Framework, so I will have to figure out how to create
an ObjectContext manually. I guess I'm off Googli
It looks like the DataContext class is the culprit here as it is specific to
SQL Server, see:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3706954/is-the-datacontext-class-specific
-to-sql-server
The supported alternative here is the ObjectContext class from the Entity
Framework, see:
http://msdn.microso
> Would it be possible to see the generated SQL statement (from inside
> the Prepare method) that is causing the exception?
I have tried unsuccessfully to create the debug version of System.Data.SQLite ,
so that is why I put the project on github. If anyone has the time to check out
the project
Truls Haaland wrote:
>
> I am using the latest official version (1.0.77.0) on Windows7 with .NET
4.0.
>
> The full error message (including stack trace) is:
>
Would it be possible to see the generated SQL statement (from inside
the Prepare method) that is causing the exception?
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Joe Mistach
I am trying out System.Data.SQLite.LINQ and I am getting crashes with
FirstOrDefault().
I have created a table with the SQL:
CREATE TABLE Person(
Id INTEGER PRIMARY KEY,
Name TEXT NOT NULL,
Age INTEGER NOT NULL
);
The C# class I am reading into is defined as:
[TableAttribute(Name="Pers
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