I'm trying to connect to my MS Access database in Visual Studio community 2022, but MS Access data source is not showing, only the following is shown in Entity Data Model Wizard:
I tried many .Net framework versions but nothing changed.
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I have migrated SSIS packages from SQL Server 2012 to 2019 but once I open them in Visual Studio 2019 I could not get the Sharepoint List source component working. Online article suggests that I should use oData source. This package reads SharePoint 2019 lists and dumps data into SQL server.
I tried configuring oData but being first timer. I do not know the correct config.
SharePoint Server 2019, Visual Studio 2019, SQL server 2019
Basically, I need to replace SharePoint list source component with similar component to make the packages work again.
It seems there might be a problem when working with Resource Paths. Can you try and use collections and use query options to manipulate your data and see if it works?
You can refer to the following documentation:
Using the OData Source in SQL Server Integration Services
I have Microsoft Visual Studio 2019 community Edition. SqlServer Data tools. And the Attunity component for SSIS.
I downloaded and installed the component from the Microsoft Attunity/Oracle download. The Oracle Source and Oracle Destination does not show up in the SSIS designer toolbox. Nor does it show up in the standard toolbox using Choose Item. The dialog doesn't show Oracle Source or Oracle Destination.
Can't call Attunity. They were bought by Qlik.
Help? :<
I've been trying to connect Visual Studio 2013 with a MySQL table using an ADO.NET data entity model but its doesn't give me the option. It only gives me the option to SQL servers. Is creating a MySQL ADO.NET data entity model even possible in VS2013?
Yes support is there unless if you are using VS express.
For Visual Studio 2013 do the following
Download and install MySQL for Visual Studio 1.2.7. and Connector/NET 6.7.5, 6.8.3 or 6.9.x.
Which will resolve your issue.
I have an Access database in source control on TFS that I need to pull down onto another machine (XP, Office 2007). I have the Team Foundation Server MSSCCI Provider 2010 installed and I can successfully see the source. However, when I try to have it created it fails, giving me this error:
Failed to create a new database on a Team Foundation project.
Any idea what I've done wrong on this machine?
I think the solution to this was that I had sent the database up to TFS from Access 2010, but was trying to pull it down to another machine with Access 2010. I thought the two versions shouldn't matter, but sending it up to TFS in Access 2007 and bringing it down in Access 2007 and Access 2010 appeared to work.
I am making a windows application that uses MS Access 2007 as backend database. To install this application on other machines, the machine need to have MS Access 2007 or MS Access Runtime 2007. As MS Access Runtime 2007 is redistributable I decided to bundle it in my MSI.
Problem is that in Visual Studio 2008, in prerequisite options I can not find MS Access Runtime 2007 as an option, rather I have Microsoft Office 2007 Primary Interop Assemblies. So I am not sure how to proceed.
Someone's feedback with previous experience on the same will be helpful.
If you are only using an ACCDB to store data then you don't need Access 2007 or the Access 2007 run time. All you need is the Access Database Engine or Microsoft Access Database Engine 2010 Redistributable
However I can't answer the rest of your question.