This is a Firebird DDEX provider for Visual Studio 2012. After install, you can choose in Visual Studio 2008/2010/2012 as Data Source Firebird Database.

I have been stuck for a number of days now with this problem. I see a lot of people have this problem and I have tried many things but am still unsuccessful. Please can someone help me. I am running Windows 7 64bit, MS Visual Studio 2010, Firebird DDEX 2.0.5 and NetProvider 2.7.0.0. I have closely followed stackoverflow question in conjunction with the ReadMe file supplied with DDEX and other articles online in trying to install everything. I have done the following: • Install NetProvider 2.7.0.0 to C: Program Files (x86) FirebirdClient. • Extract DDEX 2.0.5 files to C: Program Files (x86) FirebirdClientt.

• Edited the registry file FirebirdDDEXProvider64 in C: Program Files (x86) FirebirdClient reg_files VS2010 so that the 'CodeBase'='%Path% FirebirdSql.VisualStudio.DataTools.dll' now reads 'CodeBase'='C: Program Files (x86) FirebirdClient FirebirdSql.VisualStudio.DataTools.dll' and then I installed it.

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Visual Studio Integration Npgsql has a Visual Studio extension (VSIX) which integrates PostgreSQL access into Visual Studio. It allows connecting to PostgreSQL from within Visual Studio's Server Explorer, create an Entity Framework 6 model from an existing database, etc. The extension can be installed directly from. The VSIX doesn't automatically add Npgsql to your GAC, App.config, machines.config or any other project or system-wide resource.

It only allows accessing PostgreSQL from Visual Studio itself. Visual Studio Compatibility The VSIX extension has been tested and works on Visual Studio 2015 and 2017.

It is probably compatible with versions all the way back to 2012, but these haven't been tested. Note that installing into pre-2015 versions will display a warning, although it should be safe to proceed.

Upgrading from an older version Note that the extension has been pretty much rewritten for Npgsql 3.2 - if you encountered installation issues with previous versions, these issues should hopefully be gone. A summary of work done for 3.2. If you already have an earlier version of the VSIX (or MSI) installed, it's highly recommended that you uninstall them to avoid conflicts. It is no longer necessary or recommended to have Npgsql in your GAC, or to have Npgsql listed in your machines.config. Simply installing the VSIX should work just fine, and a GAC/machines.config may actually cause issues.

If you previously installed Npgsql into your GAC/machines.config, it's recommended you uninstall it. If you have any entries (binding redirects, DbProviderFactory registrations) in either your machines.config or in your Visual Studio setup (e.g. App.config, devenv.exe.config), please remove them The VSIX should work on a totally clean setup. Features The provider isn't feature complete - please let us know of missing features or bugs by opening issues. Server Explorer You can add a PostgreSQL database in Server Explorer, explore tables and columns, send ad-hoc queries, etc. Entity Framework 6 The extension supports generating a model from an existing database.

To do so, install EntityFramework6.Npgsql into your project, and then make sure you have the same version of Npgsql as your extension does. A mismatch between the version installed in your project and the VSIX's may cause issues. Development Development on the VSIX is currently possible only on Visual Studio 2017. Be sure to install the 'Visual Studio extension development' workload.