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former_SQLA_member1694998

My Environment ... VS2013 with EF 6.0.0 installed and operating with SQLAnywhere 17.0.10.60894 I wanted to spin off a set of EF6 classes to operate with my shiny new SQLAnywhere database. I finally got the SQLAnywhere data provider to play with VS20...

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You are really trying to get two pieces of unrelated information in one query... Me? I would do it like this select * from myproc() Order By emp_id DESC The very first row will be the Max emp_id .. If your report is custom, pick it out and use it i...

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1) Start DB 2) Start VS 2013 3) Create New Project -- C# console is ok 4)Click on Project Name . Choose Add >> New Item 5) In Add Item windows, click on Data on Left, the Select ADO.NET Data Model. Click Add at bottom 6) EF DEsigner from Database wil...

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I performed all the steps in the above message and STILL had the problem. I finally stumbled on the following fix on another forum (stackoverflow) and wanted to add the fix to this posting in the hope I save some poor soul the the lost time I experie...

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