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Getting the Microsoft EFQuerySamples project to work with SQLite

Last post 09-12-2009 4:05 PM by nonexist. 3 replies.
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  • 09-05-2008 1:01 PM

    Getting the Microsoft EFQuerySamples project to work with SQLite

    Attached this post is a ZIP file containing the modifications I made to the Microsoft EFQuerySamples project (as of the 8/11/2008 release).  I've been using it internally for testing purposes.

    Currently there are a couple functions that fail due to SQLite core engine issues, and one or two others that I've fixed in the upcoming 1.0.59.0 release, but largely almost all of the tests pass in SQLite.

    The ZIP file should be extracted in the EFQuerySamples folder.  App.Config is overwritten and the EFQuerySamples.csproj is also overwritten.  I've added the SQLite database to the DB subfolder, and the SSDL file to the Schemas folder.

    Robert

  • 12-06-2008 1:40 AM In reply to

    Re: Getting the Microsoft EFQuerySamples project to work with SQLite

    excellent effect.

    but one problem made it not correctly run: the app.config did not copied(it should be SampleQueries.exe.config after build)

    btw. sqlite is very good, and your provider is very good too, thanks for you great effort :)

  • 04-27-2009 1:57 PM In reply to

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    Re: Getting the Microsoft EFQuerySamples project to work with SQLite

     I think the .zip file is empty of stuff, there are no .cs files?

     

  • 09-12-2009 4:05 PM In reply to

    Re: Getting the Microsoft EFQuerySamples project to work with SQLite

    http://code.msdn.microsoft.com/EFQuerySamples
    is the link for lost cs files.

    how to:
    first; extract sqlite sample.
    second; extract msdn sample to the same place WITHOUT REPLACING existing files


    (or make the opposite with replace ;)
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