Jay said > The application was/is developed in C# under Visual Studio 2017 to run > under Windows, primarily because I was interested in trying out C#. I > would expect it to build in VS 2019 with little or no change, but have > not tried it.
It builds under VS2019 but I needed to add the Nuget package for MySql.Data to fix the references up, and also changed the connection string a little. I also should have looked at the contents of the directory a little more closely as I did not see the .sql.gz there initially, and ended up converting the proprietary LarryWare .mwb file to .sql and then wondering why there was no example data when I ran it.. After noticing the compressed db, unzipped and scripted it in and it all loaded up. The importing is a bit flaky for one or two types but wow, what an amazing project, that is a huge amount of work you've put into it! I guess one day it could be extended to cover SLT too???!!! :) Great job Jay. Steve
