I am using Delphi XE2 and EDB for a few years now and everything works fine.

I am looking to start using VS2013 for implementing some new apps and I have downloaded EDB-DAC Trial to try it and see how this will fit my needs. For some reason I cannot use DataProvider to connect to EDBSRVR.

Does EDB support VS2013?

Georgios

Sorry I do not use VisualStudio. I know that EDB connects to earlier versions.

One question: Have you registered the EDB ODBC driver, and been sure to register the correct one (32bit as well as 64bit) depending on the program you are building in VS.

You might find if you run ODBCCAD32.exe and ODBCCAD64.exe and ensure that the driver is registered that might help.

I cannot use the Supprot for EDB in VS 2013 either. I tested in 2010 and all works. But nothing does in VS2013 Pro. I cannot fin any supprot for design time there. I installed the Server, too, just t osee what happends then with intergrations to VS2013. Seems we Need help by TIM there.

Thanks, Robert

Visual Studio 2013 on 64 bit Windows 8: Cannot see ElevateDB Provider in Server Explorer.

After a bit of search at Google, Registry and Microsoft I came up with this solution:
1) Open the registry Editor.
2) Export the Node "HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Wow6432Node\Microsoft\VisualStudio\12.0\DataProviders\{2474A7AE-69BD-42e2-9BAD-4C8C9B6DB576}" as DataProviders.reg and
"HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Wow6432Node\Microsoft\VisualStudio\12.0\DataSources\{067EA0D9-BA62-43f7-9106-34930C60C528}" as DataSources.reg.
3) Edit the Content and change all occurences of "HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Wow6432Node\Microsoft\VisualStudio\12.0" to "HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\VisualStudio\12.0_Config" and save.
4) Import the two changed files to the registry.
5) Open Visual Studio 2013 and open Server Explorer and open Dialog for adding Dataconnections. You will see your "ElevateDB Database" Provider.

Schnell wrote:

> 5) Open Visual Studio 2013 and open Server Explorer and open Dialog
> for adding Dataconnections. You will see your "ElevateDB Database"
> Provider.

Wow! Thank you for posting that. I've never have worked that one out. I
have a lot to learn of the basics of C# without this sort of thing. I
hope that this can be incorporated into a future update of the .Net
product.

Schnell wrote:

> Visual Studio 2013 on 64 bit Windows 8: Cannot see ElevateDB Provider
> in Server Explorer.

And for reference, this needs to be repeated when moving from trial to
purchased version, and presumably for future updates too. I've kept the
details handy for next time.