jezz
02-08-2011, 06:25 AM
Hi,
Just wondering whether there is any solution to this.
I am using SQL CE 4 and have managed to get it working by specifying a connection string and executing text commands through that connection. However, by looking at the examples of how to use SQL CE 4 effectively (i.e. circumventing the lack of stored procedure and view support) it seems as though the route to take involves ADO.NET Entity Data Models. I have got this working on my development machine but when I copy to the discountasp.net servers I get the following error:
Unable to find the requested .Net Framework Data Provider. It may not be installed.
I have done some searching and found one post in which it was mentioned that CE was not supported (although it was acknowledged that it can be used through deployment of a WebMatrix project) as it is for mobile devices. This does not, however, seem to be the case with CE 4 as Microsoft have been going out of their way to make SQL CE 4 deployable on hosting scenarios such as discountasp.net but without this data provider it becomes too clumsy to use.
If anyone has a solution/opinion I'd be very grateful
Thanks
jezz :-)
Just wondering whether there is any solution to this.
I am using SQL CE 4 and have managed to get it working by specifying a connection string and executing text commands through that connection. However, by looking at the examples of how to use SQL CE 4 effectively (i.e. circumventing the lack of stored procedure and view support) it seems as though the route to take involves ADO.NET Entity Data Models. I have got this working on my development machine but when I copy to the discountasp.net servers I get the following error:
Unable to find the requested .Net Framework Data Provider. It may not be installed.
I have done some searching and found one post in which it was mentioned that CE was not supported (although it was acknowledged that it can be used through deployment of a WebMatrix project) as it is for mobile devices. This does not, however, seem to be the case with CE 4 as Microsoft have been going out of their way to make SQL CE 4 deployable on hosting scenarios such as discountasp.net but without this data provider it becomes too clumsy to use.
If anyone has a solution/opinion I'd be very grateful
Thanks
jezz :-)