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Is it possible to connect an application developed with ECO3 C# Builder, with SQL2008 database?
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I haven't done anything but reverse engineer a database, but I did it against a sql2008 express database. I think if there was a place to specify the sql version, I chose sql2005. It would be good to know if this is supposed to work explicitly though.
... time passes ...
Oops. I did this with Eco 5 not Eco III.
/mtiede
Environment:
Windows 7 Ultimate 64 bit
Delphi 6
Rad Studio 2010 Enterprise with Prism 2011
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Yes, using ECOIII with SqlServer 2008 should not be a problem.
It will not work with the version of SqlServer that comes with Azure since this version requires all tables to have primary keys. This will be fixed, but not for ECOIII.
/Jonas Hogstrom [CapableObjects]
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OK thanks and now will be possible run an ECO asp.net application in ECO III, (.net.1.1) on a server with asp.net 2, 3,5 framework?
the trouble is I have a little app done with ecoIII and I would like to show it to some friends, and in the hosting do't support .net1.1
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Frank
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I have never tried this, but I would not be surprised if it doesn't work... Under some circumstances, it is possible to mix assemblies with different runtimes, but given how much that has changed between versions, I have never been able to understand how it can ever work. It is not something I would recommend, but if you try it and it works, and you only want to do it for a demo, go for it.
/Jonas Hogstrom [CapableObjects]
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