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Setup DB First Provider in VS2019 #44

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digitalsigi opened this issue Sep 28, 2019 · 1 comment
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Setup DB First Provider in VS2019 #44

digitalsigi opened this issue Sep 28, 2019 · 1 comment

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digitalsigi commented Sep 28, 2019

Hi,
thank you for this great peace of Software, I was able to use für EF 6 in .Net Core.
Now I need to scaffold an old Access DB. For this I tried to install the SW according to docs and #31. But no success.
I installed the keys using the attached file:
jetframeworkVS.reg.txt

To load the private registry I followed this advice: https://visualstudioextensions.vlasovstudio.com/2017/06/29/changing-visual-studio-2017-private-registry-settings/
But VS 2019 crashed during startup complaining about the private registry
ActivityLog.xml.txt

I found this which may help to develop a solution for VS2019: https://www.powershellgallery.com/packages/WintellectPowerShell/4.0.0.1/Content/WintellectPowerShellHelper%5CWintellectPowerShellHelper%5CPrivateRegistry.cs

Hope someone can give me some glue how to handle that.
regards
Josef

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Hi,
OK, I developped a powershell script which creates the import file for the registry and I experimented a little bit with reg.ex. See attached file.
However I did not get it to work. Neither in VS2017 nor VS2019.
InstallJetDll.ps1.txt
May be some else has with more experience can fix that and integrate it in the solution

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