In accordance with the steps from MSDN,
I can debug .net framework source code,But I can not debug step in Linq to SQL code,anyone help me!
Thanks.
Source code for linq to SQL obviusly has Not ben released yet, however you can take a lokk at System.Data.Linq with "Reflector". link
There is also a Visual Studio Debugger Plugin to visualize lambda expressions As Sql(have a google)
This is because the source symbols for Linq2SQL assemblies have not yet been released on the symbol servers.
Hopefully at some point they will.
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With .Net Core 2.0 not supporting Report Viewer, is there any other alternative way of doing this?
I found alanjuden's solution (https://alanjuden.com/2016/11/10/mvc-net-core-report-viewer/), but actually looking for official references.
We have migrated our project from .Net Framework 4.5.2 to .Net Core 2.0. However, stuck up with these reporting files as core 2.0 doesn't support.
Any suggestions?
Thanks in advance.
Look at this answer, it might help you.
RDLC Local report viewer for ASP.NET Core and Angular(>2.0)
It looks like Microsoft is working on it (or better spending on it, but no official packages seems to be available just yet).
Other references can be found here:
https://github.com/aspnet/AspNetCore/issues/1528
Where they mention PDF libraries and export functionalities
Another library that might help you: https://www.nuget.org/packages/AspNetCore.Reporting
Commercial solution: https://help.syncfusion.com/aspnet-core/reportviewer/getting-started
Other possible duplicates:
Rendering .rdlc reports with ASP .NET Core
Microsoft LocalReport (rdl) in ASP.NET Core MVC App
I found this package useful. I have successfully created a pdf using the RDLC using this library. I'm hoping to write a blog post on that soon. https://www.nuget.org/packages/AspNetCore.Reporting
However there's a major issue in this library where when you have multiple files it doesn't work properly. It uses some internal caching so whatever the first requested rdlc file only will work.
Update:
I have written an article on how you can integrate this library to generate a pdf. Please check this link.
http://blog.geveo.com/IntegratingRDLCReportsToNetCoreProjects
I have this project from github, database on sales and inventory system. But when I open it, it encounters errors.
I really need help on how to open this project with no errors? What should I do to fix this project?
PS: Need a step by step explanation regarding this, I just started databases, so I'm not sure what other tools I should be needing like MS Access or SQL.
The error is self-explanatory: underlined data types cannot be found.
That's means these types are defined in assemblies, currently not available to the compiler.
So in order to build the solution you need to supply these assemblies. There are multiple options, but I'd recommend doing this through NuGet as it is fully automated(you know about it, right?).
The missing assembly is related to the Microsoft.Reporting. So install this and try to build again.
I want to submit an app I wrote to the Windows store. All the examples I have found about implementing trial functionality in an app, seem to be dated. For example, most tell you to add the using directive 'using Microsoft.Phone.MarketPlace; which causes Visual Studio 2013 to ask if I have forgotten an assembly reference. Am I supposed to add a NuGet package or something? Any help would be greatly appreciated.
using Microsoft.Phone.Marketplace;
Can anyone suggest a good, reliable, and current source of information?
It should be in the Microsoft.Phone assembly, Microsoft.Phone.dll.
It may be available as an assembly reference on your machine, I couldn't see it on nuget.org.
https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/apps/microsoft.phone.marketplace.licenseinformation(v=vs.105).aspx
I am getting into ActionScript-ing and SQLLite development.
What are the essential development IDEs and utility tools I should get set up for a smooth development experience?
It would be great if you categorize - as free and paid-for-software.
I am accustomed with the Microsoft "free" experience in terms of - Visual Studio Express edition or SQL Server Express edition.
Are there similar counter parts for this platform?
FlashDevelop - Open source IDE for flash but no visual designer. As far as SQLLite you can actually create and manage the databases all with actionscript but if you want to edit/create them with an IDE there are several open/free solutions, from a quick google search we have:
//SQLLite DB manager/admin tool made in Adobe AIR
http://www.dehats.com/drupal/?q=node/58
//Same idea but open source made with QT so probably C/C++
http://sourceforge.net/projects/sqlitebrowser/
//FlashDevelop
http://www.flashdevelop.org/wikidocs/index.php?title=Main_Page
Flashdevelop is pretty much king when it comes to code hinting/completion, pretty much what you'd expect in features from microsoft VS IDEs. There is also a pretty good user base and thus many tutorials/documentation and project templates.
I too use the DB admin tool formerly from www.dehats.com, which has since been renamed Lita and put on GitHub . However, a significant drawback to Lita is its complete lack of runtime error reporting when executing SQL queries.
Mauricio Piacentini is an excellent programmer, but Flash developers should be aware that his
SQLite Database Browser does not support the non-standard features added to AIR's version of SQLite, such as additional column affinity types.
So, as a complement to Lita I've been using Paul Robertson's Run! app. It doesn't have as many features as Lita, but it supports AIR's version of SQLite and it does report errors in your SQL queries.
Like Ascension, I'm a fan of FlashDevelop.
A comment on the Adobe Alchemy mailing list suggests it is possible to get Alchemy working with Llvm 2.7 (instead of 2.1 in the Alchemy download).
Does anyone know if this is true and if so any tips on how to go about it?
UPDATE: the thread is here and it seems i read it wrong. I missed that the op is the developer of Alchemy talking about an internal Adobe version. I would love an update!
I've tried getting LLVM upgraded (see this thread). The short answer is that I don't think you can. The newer LLVMs output a different kind of intermediate opcodes, which the Alchemy backend plugin doesn't expect.