I was watching tutorial about connecting Visual Studio with Firebird database server.
But the next step is the problem. I can't find Provider for Firebird:
Any suggestions?
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I am trying to follow this link: https://blogs.sap.com/2016/08/05/how-to-connect-microsoft-ssis-with-sap-hana/
to connect Visual Studio 2019 to SAP HANA.
I have SAP HANA client installed:
But when I open Visual Studio 2019 and I want to add a new connection, I can't find it:
How could I solve it?
Thanks in advance,
AgustÃn
UPDATE!
I checked that I have the SAP HANA client installed:
And also the DSN:
But I still can't see the SAP HANA connector:
Is it possible to connect Visual Studio 2017 to a Team Foundation Server 2005 SP1? Version of microsoft.teamfoundation.server.dll = 8.0.50727.762
I tried to connect with http://servername:8080/ (by using the server url servername//) and with http://servername:8080/tfs (by using server url servername)
Both give an error TF31002: Unable to connect. The remote server returned an error 404.
Using Visual Studio 2005 or 2008 the connection goes without a problem.
I can't find a compatibility overview of Visual Studio / possible TFS versions.
It might be possible but is not a supported scenario according to TFS Requirements and compatibility, see section about Client compatibility where Team Foundation Server 2008 is the oldest mentioned as supported partly/fully by Visual Studio 2005-2017.
i was able to install tfs 2010 on window server 2008 and through team explorer in visual studio 2010 the server came right up no problems. However when i installed it on vista ultimate - first the options were slightly different to install but the wizards worked fine but when i tried to access the url on team explore in visual studio 2010 - i constantly get
500 error. I also noticed the window server 2008 hat "nt authority\network service" which
tfs uses, however window vista sp2 only has "nt authority\local service". (i even tried
to simulate this account on vista in a similar fashion as window server 2008 but to no avail)
Please help. p.s. this is on x86 version of the software.
HELP, HELP, HELP.
A Google search turned up this, where someone was having a similar issue.
I'm a absolute newbie in MVC, and now I am standing the beginning of it.
I checked out the tutorial podcast, in which i got i can add a new item of SQL Server database under app_data. But once I click that, a msg popup to show that in my desktop, no SQL Server 2005 or 2008 Express was installed.
But in fact, I have a SQL Server 2005 Enterprise installed already. Why this happened? And how to add a SQL Server database if I got a enterprise version?
Thanks a lot.
Adding the database file to the app_data folder only works with SQL Server Express editions. There's nothing you can do to enable it for Enterprise versions.
If you have SQL Server Enterprise, you need to create your database and your db objects in that server (using SQL Server Mgmt Studio or Visual Studio) and connect to that server. You cannot put your MDF/LDF files into app_data with Enterprise version - it just won't work.
Or if you don't like this approach, you could always install SQL Server 2005/2008 Express on your machine and then use the "put your MDF file into app_data" approach with that Express edition.
I can't connect to the ASPNETDB.MDF file in the App_Data that is created by the ASP.NET MVC Beta project from Visual Studio 2008 or SQL Management Studio 2008 Express on Vista. The project is in C:\Users\Matthew\Documents\Visual Studio 2008\Projects\MVCTest so the MDF file is in C:\Users\Matthew\Documents\Visual Studio 2008\Projects\MVCTest\MVCTest\App_Data.
When I try and connect to the database in the Visual Studio 2008 Server Explorer I get the following error message.
An attempt to attach an auto-named database for file C:\Users\Matthew\Documents\Visual Studio 2008\Projects\MVCTest\App_Data\ASPNETDB.MDF failed. A databse with the same name exists, or specified file cannot be opened, or it is located on UNC share.
I am chalking this down to something weird with Vista. Instead of having asp.net create the Forms auth database automatically I ran aspnet_regsql -W and created the Forms auth database in my SQLEXPRESS 2008 instance. I can attach to that once in Visual Studio 2008 and Sql Management Studio Express 2008 without any problem.
First, check to see if you actually have another one attached to your sqlexpress instance. If you dont, go to the file, right-click, go to properties, then security, and check out what the permissions look like. If your user doesn't have read access, that would probably be the problem.