LinqConnect Upgrade (1.0.42.0 to 2.50.25)

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Fabsch
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LinqConnect Upgrade (1.0.42.0 to 2.50.25)

Post by Fabsch » Thu 21 Jul 2011 09:22

Hello Devart-Support Team,

after the upgrade from Version 1.0.42.0 to the latest version of LinqConnect (2.50.25), I lose the possibility to connect to database like MySQL or Oracle.
But in the Version 1.x is that possible!

I my opinion, the Entity Developer is fault for that problem. The Wizard to create a ER is starting but at this dialog (picture below) I don't see the provider "Devart dotConnect for MySQL, Devart dotConnect for Oracle....". Image

Can you explain me, how I can solve the problem?

Thanks in Advanced.

Best regards

Fabsch

StanislavK
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Post by StanislavK » Thu 21 Jul 2011 16:22

At the moment, LinqConnect has two editions (Standard and Professional), and the Standard one supports SQL Server only. Please ensure that you've installed LinqConnect Professional (you can check this, e.g., in the Tools -> LinqConnect -> 'About LinqConnect...' item of the Visual Studio main menu).

If yes, it is possible that an error occurred during installation, or you've selected a limited set of LinqConnect components. In this case, please try reinstalling LinqConnect and ensure you've selected providers to all supported DBMSs (enable the corresponding check boxes in the 'Providers' section at the 'Select Components' step of setup).

Please tell us if this helps.

Fabsch
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Post by Fabsch » Fri 22 Jul 2011 07:24

We bought LinqConnect Standard in 2010 October. And to to this moment, it was possible.
I see the point, that only LinqConnect professional accept another Dataprovider to the moment. But I don't understand the way, to remove the function in the 2.x Version. We purchased LinqConnect Standard in 2010 and this Version (1.x) have the feature.

And I see another problem. If we want to use the latest LinqConnect version and want to use it with another dataprovider, we must buy LinqConnect professional.

It's is possible to get a cheaper upgrade from LinqConnect Standard to LinqConnet Professional?

Otherwise, we must buy the application completely again. And this way is awfully bad.

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Post by Devart » Fri 22 Jul 2011 21:50

Hello,

We sent you announcement with the next info: All registered users of the previous version of LinqConnect Standard edition with active subscription are licensed to download and use the new version of LinqConnect Professional edition.

Now we sent you registration email with credentials to download a requsted verion.

Regards,
Devart Support

Fabsch
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Post by Fabsch » Mon 25 Jul 2011 16:04

Well.

Thank you for the support. Anything works now well.

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