New build of dotConnect for MySQL 8.3.146 is available!

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New build of dotConnect for MySQL 8.3.146 is available!

Post by Devart » Thu 24 Apr 2014 13:06

Dear users,

New build of dotConnect for MySQL 8.3.146 is available for download now.

In this version:
  • The ADO.NET implementation of ASP.NET Identity 2.0 support is added
    • The new \Web\ASP.NET Identity 2\Devart.Data.MySql.Web.Identity.dll assembly (its revision number is 2) is added to the provider installation folder
    • The new \Web\ASP.NET Identity 2\Install_identity_tables.sql and \Web\ASP.NET Identity 2\Uninstall_identity_tables.sql files are added to the provider installation folder
    • The new \Web\ASP.NET Identity 2\Upgrade_identity_tables_from_v1_to_v2.sql file is added to the provider installation folder
    • The new IUserEmailStore, IUserPhoneNumberStore, IUserTwoFactorStore, IUserLockoutStore interfaces are implemented in the UserStore class
  • The bug with 'Load Test Editor' is fixed
  • The bug with applying the Update and Delete actions in the SSIS DataFlow Destination component for tables with composite primary key is fixed
LinqConnect (formerly known as LINQ to MySQL)
  • The bug related to wrong order of the insert/delete operations on SubmitChanges when the autogenerated primary keys are used is fixed
Entity Developer
  • The behaviour is changed: now a property in the generated code is initialized basing on the default value in CSDL only (instead of default values in any of SSDL and CSDL; Entity Framework models)
  • The bug related to the incorrect value setting for the "Has Stream" property when working with the WCF Data Services projects is fixed (Entity Framework models)
Entity Framework support
  • The database server version is added to the generated Code-First Migrations script
  • The datetimeoffset pseudo type of SSDL, which corresponds to System.DateTimeOffset, is implemented
  • The bug with the explicitly named primary keys in Code-First Migrations, when the primary key is defined via the PrimaryKey() method of the CreateTable() operation, is fixed
  • The bug with generating SQL for EntitySQL ANYELEMENT is fixed
Devart development team
http://www.devart.com/dotconnect/mysql/

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