On Fri, 2009-03-06 at 15:28 -0800, [email protected] wrote:
> But i noticed the MySQL .cs file generated is not basically containing
> the proper includes - i'll give you them if i succeed ;D
> After changes, it compiles, but i have an error "unable to find
> DbLinq.SqlServer" (i'm with MySQL) when i instanciate my strongly
> typed datacontext.
How are you instantiating your strongly typed DataContext?
If you're using the string constructor, you need to provide a
DbLinqProvider parameter within the connection string, e.g.
DbLinqProvider=MySql; ...
Otherwise it will assume you want the SqlServer provider (which isn't
appropriate for your case).
- Jon
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