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Uh, just installed the 3.50 beta and this is the message I got as soon as I tried to use one of the components. Any suggestions?

Tim Keating

Please tell us:
1. Which version did you download? Trial or standard?
2. Did you use any version of MySQLDirect .NET earlier (if yes, please specify the version)?
3. Full text of the message you receive.

I'm having the same issue. Frustrating. How can I fix this?
I JUST downloaded it right now. It says my trial versino has expired and gives me a link to order it.

Please answer the questions from the previous post.

1. Which version did you download? Trial or standard?
- Trial
2. Did you use any version of MySQLDirect .NET earlier (if yes, please specify the version)?
- No. Never
3. Full text of the message you receive.
- Sorry, your trial period has expired.
To oreder registered versionplease visit Core Lab site at
http://www.crlab.com/mysqlnet/ordering.html

Please send us your compiled test project for investigation.

There is no complied code to send. I use VS.NET 2005. I was creating a Dataset and using CRLab MySQLDirect.Net for the connection provider. That's when it tries to connection and I get the error.

I need to get this working today or I'll need to move on.

Please try to compile any sample project. If it doesn't work send us the *.exe file of this project.

I don't think you understand ... I open VS.NET 2005. THe very first thing I do is create a Dataset, which takes me through a wizard ... first step is to setup the connection to the Database. I choose MySQLDirect connection provider, enter all the login credentials, then I'm told my trial period has expired. So the wizrd never completes, hence there is no code.

I need to work with Stored Procedures with VS.NET/Datasets. Yours is the only component seemingly doing so right now. I'm reluctent to purchase without trying it out first. PLEASE HELP!

I found the issue ... you need MySQL installed locally (or have its binaries present) for it to work.

We do understand. We need to investigate this problem, that's why compile any sample project ignoring all messages and send us *.exe file please.

dhillormac wrote:I found the issue ... you need MySQL installed locally (or have its binaries present) for it to work.

I have MySQL Installed... I'm having the same issue. Do I have to include a specific file for the trial to work?

Please try to compile any sample project. If it doesn't work send us the *.exe file of this project for investigation.

It looks like after I did a reboot it started to work... However, I noticed that my Intellisense in VS.Net was acting up. By this I mean that it would not work. Has anyone else reported this problem?

I don't remember any complaints about Intellisense.
It works thanks to CoreLab.MySql.xml file lying near CoreLab.MySql.dll assembly.