vb.net example - mysql reference manual

The Sample for vb.net lists "Imports Microsoft.Data.Odbc" in the sample
code however when I use the code I get an error: "Namespace or type
'ODBC' for the imports 'Microsoft.Data.Odbc' cannot be found. When
trying to add the dll as a reference I cannot find it on my system.
Anyone have some insight into this?


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RE: vb.net example - mysql reference manual

What version of .Net are you using?

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Subject: vb.net example - mysql reference manual

The Sample for vb.net lists "Imports Microsoft.Data.Odbc" in the sample
code however when I use the code I get an error: "Namespace or type 'ODBC'
for the imports 'Microsoft.Data.Odbc' cannot be found. When trying to add
the dll as a reference I cannot find it on my system.
Anyone have some insight into this?


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Re: vb.net example - mysql reference manual

2003

Tim.Lloyd@biomni.com wrote:

>What version of .Net are you using?
>
>-----Original Message-----
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>Subject: vb.net example - mysql reference manual
>
>The Sample for vb.net lists "Imports Microsoft.Data.Odbc" in the sample
>code however when I use the code I get an error: "Namespace or type 'ODBC'
>for the imports 'Microsoft.Data.Odbc' cannot be found. When trying to add
>the dll as a reference I cannot find it on my system.
>Anyone have some insight into this?
>
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RE: vb.net example - mysql reference manual

You can download the odbc add-in here:

http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?displaylang= en&FamilyID=6C
CD8427-1017-4F33-A062-D165078E32B1

Tim.

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2003

Tim.Lloyd@biomni.com wrote:

>What version of .Net are you using?
>
>-----Original Message-----
>From: mark@oglegraphics.com [mailto:mark@oglegraphics.com]
>Sent: 22 June 2005 13:05
>To: win32@lists.mysql.com
>Subject: vb.net example - mysql reference manual
>
>The Sample for vb.net lists "Imports Microsoft.Data.Odbc" in the sample
>code however when I use the code I get an error: "Namespace or type
'ODBC'
>for the imports 'Microsoft.Data.Odbc' cannot be found. When trying to
>add the dll as a reference I cannot find it on my system.
>Anyone have some insight into this?
>
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Re: vb.net example - mysql reference manual

Any reason to use ODBC when Connector/NET is available?

Mike


Mark Ogles wrote:
> The Sample for vb.net lists "Imports Microsoft.Data.Odbc" in the sample
> code however when I use the code I get an error: "Namespace or type
> 'ODBC' for the imports 'Microsoft.Data.Odbc' cannot be found. When
> trying to add the dll as a reference I cannot find it on my system.
> Anyone have some insight into this?
>
>

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Re: vb.net example - mysql reference manual

I was looking at it because of the example in the MySQL Reference
Manual. I not sure why that is the "prescribed way" shown in the
documentation. If I could answer your question with a question: Why does
the MySQL documentation offer ODBC as the solution?

Mike Hillyer wrote:

> Any reason to use ODBC when Connector/NET is available?
>
> Mike
>
>
> Mark Ogles wrote:
>
>> The Sample for vb.net lists "Imports Microsoft.Data.Odbc" in the
>> sample code however when I use the code I get an error: "Namespace or
>> type 'ODBC' for the imports 'Microsoft.Data.Odbc' cannot be found.
>> When trying to add the dll as a reference I cannot find it on my
>> system. Anyone have some insight into this?
>>
>>
>

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Re: vb.net example - mysql reference manual

Aah, it inly offers ODBC as the solution in the ODBC chapter. I am working on
getting the new Connector/NET chapter onlin but hitting some snags as I try to
integrate it into the manual.

In the meantime there is a PDF version available at
http://dev.mysql.com/get/Downloads/Manual/connector-net.pdf/ from/pick

Mike


Mark Ogles wrote:
> I was looking at it because of the example in the MySQL Reference
> Manual. I not sure why that is the "prescribed way" shown in the
> documentation. If I could answer your question with a question: Why does
> the MySQL documentation offer ODBC as the solution?
>
> Mike Hillyer wrote:
>
>> Any reason to use ODBC when Connector/NET is available?
>>
>> Mike
>>
>>
>> Mark Ogles wrote:
>>
>>> The Sample for vb.net lists "Imports Microsoft.Data.Odbc" in the
>>> sample code however when I use the code I get an error: "Namespace or
>>> type 'ODBC' for the imports 'Microsoft.Data.Odbc' cannot be found.
>>> When trying to add the dll as a reference I cannot find it on my
>>> system. Anyone have some insight into this?
>>>
>>>
>>
>

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Re: vb.net example - mysql reference manual

For those interested, the C/NET Userguide is now integrated into the reference
manual:

http://dev.mysql.com/doc/mysql/en/connector-net.html

Hopefully it is of use.

Mike Hillyer

Mike Hillyer wrote:
> Aah, it inly offers ODBC as the solution in the ODBC chapter. I am
> working on getting the new Connector/NET chapter onlin but hitting some
> snags as I try to integrate it into the manual.
>
> In the meantime there is a PDF version available at
> http://dev.mysql.com/get/Downloads/Manual/connector-net.pdf/ from/pick
>
> Mike
>
>
> Mark Ogles wrote:
>
>> I was looking at it because of the example in the MySQL Reference
>> Manual. I not sure why that is the "prescribed way" shown in the
>> documentation. If I could answer your question with a question: Why
>> does the MySQL documentation offer ODBC as the solution?
>>
>> Mike Hillyer wrote:
>>
>>> Any reason to use ODBC when Connector/NET is available?
>>>
>>> Mike
>>>
>>>
>>> Mark Ogles wrote:
>>>
>>>> The Sample for vb.net lists "Imports Microsoft.Data.Odbc" in the
>>>> sample code however when I use the code I get an error: "Namespace
>>>> or type 'ODBC' for the imports 'Microsoft.Data.Odbc' cannot be
>>>> found. When trying to add the dll as a reference I cannot find it on
>>>> my system. Anyone have some insight into this?
>>>>
>>>>
>>>
>>
>

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