Am I right in thinking that the .Net data provider is all still fully
supported in current .Net systems? That is, if I find an issue, I will
be able to get support and fixes if any should arise?

By applying the registry fix from 'Schnell' I have it working in
VS2015, but I don't want to get any surprises later on. I was going to
use MongoDB for storing JSON documents, but given how I'm just using it
to store and retrieve, EDB is actually an easier option for me given it
is a lot easier to deploy with an MSI (question on that coming next).

Thanks,
Matthew

Matthew,

<< Am I right in thinking that the .Net data provider is all still fully supported in current .Net systems? That is, if I find an issue, I will be able to get support and fixes if any should arise? >>

Yes, we don't sell unsupported products. I may need to update the installations to the latest VS2015, though.  I will make sure that this happens for the next EDB build.

Tim Young
Elevate Software
www.elevatesoft.com

Tim Young [Elevate Software] wrote:

> That is, if I find an issue, I will be able to get support and fixes
> if any should arise? >>
>
> Yes

Perfect, thank you.