As you'll know, MS-SQL-Server uses parameter names beginning with '@' in parameterized queries, whilst MySql uses a single '?' for each parameter.
Whilst struggling to get Visual Web Designer 2010 Express to recognise parameterized MySql queries, I hit on the following technique:
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Showing posts with label Visual Web Developer 2010 Express. Show all posts
Friday, 9 March 2012
VWD 2010 Express + MySql Connector/Net
Anyone trying to link the MySql Connector/Net connector into an ASP.NET site using the (free) Visual Web Developer 2010 Express?
Well, I found out the hard way that it is not compatible. Installed the Connector/ODBC version, and I was able to connect successfully.
From dev.mysql.com: "Note that MySQL Connector/Net does not currently support Express versions of Microsoft products, including Microsoft Visual Web Developer."
Well, I found out the hard way that it is not compatible. Installed the Connector/ODBC version, and I was able to connect successfully.
From dev.mysql.com: "Note that MySQL Connector/Net does not currently support Express versions of Microsoft products, including Microsoft Visual Web Developer."
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