Hello Dave,
I'm also new to VS.NET. Can you clarify what you meant by the last
statement -- "Then, you'll find a few new components in your toolbox..."?
I was able to get the FB.NET provider working properly by manually
entering it in the References section of my project and typing the
appropriate code. But how do I make it appear on my toolbox as you implied?
Dick
----- Original Message -----
From: Dave Van den Eynde <dave@gr...>
Re: How to install the provider?
2002-12-20 09:14
Hi,
The Firebird.NET provider is a .NET provider, not an OLE-DB provider.
You'll
have to set a reference to the Firebird assemblies, and use the Firebird
namespaces. Then, you'll find a few new components in your toolbox...
Dave
----- Original Message -----
From: "Paul Gallagher" <paul@ta...>
To: <firebird-net-provider@li...>
Sent: Thursday, December 19, 2002 2:38 AM
Subject: [Firebird-net-provider] How to install the provider?
> I know this question is about as simple as it gets, but I am very
new with
> .Net.
>
> I installed the firebird provider with the install file. But now how
do I
> get Visual Studio .Net to recognize it? More specifically, in the
DataLink
> Properties dialog box, there is a list of OLE DB providers. How do I get
the
> Firebird provider in there?
>
> Thanks.
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