Need help regarding an Application using C# and Postgre Sql
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Hi Guys, My name is Arijit and I am developing a windows application using C# and Postgre Sql. I need to run a few sql scripts while the application is installed in the user's system. Can anybody tell how can i can do this or at least tell me where I can get help regarding this? Thanks a lot :)
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Hi Guys, My name is Arijit and I am developing a windows application using C# and Postgre Sql. I need to run a few sql scripts while the application is installed in the user's system. Can anybody tell how can i can do this or at least tell me where I can get help regarding this? Thanks a lot :)
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There's a good CodeProject[^] article on the subject. Halfway down the page is an example :)
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But that does not answer my question? All the basic concepts are there but my issue is something else.
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But that does not answer my question? All the basic concepts are there but my issue is something else.
arj_agt wrote:
But that does not answer my question?
My apologies. I assumed that you wanted some code-snippets on executing SQL scripts against a Postgre database. So I misinterpreted your question, let's simply attempt it again.
arj_agt wrote:
All the basic concepts are there but my issue is something else.
Are you having problems with a specific piece of code (in which case we'd like to see the plaintiff), a specific task (how do you connect, execute etc) or a specific platform (ie, installation problems of Postgre on Suse?) Do you have the correct connectionstrings[^]? Have you downloaded the Postgre dataprovider for .NET[^]?
arj_agt wrote:
My name is Arijit and I am developing a windows application using C# and Postgre Sql. I need to run a few sql scripts while the application is installed in the user's system. Can anybody tell how can i can do this or at least tell me where I can get help regarding this?
You can do it by issuing an command over an IDbConnection. You can get help here off course, and alternatively, you can search MSDN or the documentation of the Framework Libraries[^], and there's the Postgre documentation[^].
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