MySQL 3.51 driver and MSVC wizards
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Hi ! Just came to thinking it, has anyone else experienced problems with this driver and the latest version of Microsoft Visual Studio ? I am using .NET 2003 Architect version, and if I use the MFC ODBC Consumer wizard to add a predefined datasource to my project, the entire IDE crashes. The wizard is capable of connecting to the database, allowing me to pick up the tables I wish to use. It crashes after a small delay when I click on 'Finish'. This is really eluding me, as neither the logs or the debug version of the driver report any problems. It seems to be a Visual Studio -related problem. Any clues ? The old 2.50 version of the driver worked flawlessly, but it's too outdated for the project :( -Antti Keskinen ---------------------------------------------- The definition of impossible is strictly dependant on what we think is possible.
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Hi ! Just came to thinking it, has anyone else experienced problems with this driver and the latest version of Microsoft Visual Studio ? I am using .NET 2003 Architect version, and if I use the MFC ODBC Consumer wizard to add a predefined datasource to my project, the entire IDE crashes. The wizard is capable of connecting to the database, allowing me to pick up the tables I wish to use. It crashes after a small delay when I click on 'Finish'. This is really eluding me, as neither the logs or the debug version of the driver report any problems. It seems to be a Visual Studio -related problem. Any clues ? The old 2.50 version of the driver worked flawlessly, but it's too outdated for the project :( -Antti Keskinen ---------------------------------------------- The definition of impossible is strictly dependant on what we think is possible.
This problem seems to be related with the "Bind All" selection of the wizard. Leaving it out will cause the wizard to function flawlessly. Luckily MSDN is full of articles about dynamic binding, and the usage of RFX. -Antti Keskinen ---------------------------------------------- The definition of impossible is strictly dependant on what we think is possible.