I'm currently using visual studio 2013 and conntecting to oracle DB using the server explorer. Its only showing me the top 5000 tables. Where can i change the number of tables that visual studio displays ?
Here is the screenshot of the message.
Just Figured it out :
If we go to tools> Options > Oracle Developer Tools>DataConnections
But Unfortunately 5000 is the maximum number of objects that we can see. :(
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I am trying to connect to our Oracle database using Visual Studio (VS) 2017 (i am not able to upgrade to the latest version due to company policy). So far, I have downloaded ODTwithODAC183 from this site: https://www.oracle.com/database/technologies/dotnet-odacdev-downloads.html
I have done the installation properly , after the installation, I opened VS, and clicked on Tools -> Connect to Database and chose Oracle Database
After pressing OK, I got this screen below and filled it up accordingly:
Next I clicked on test connection, and I received a message saying that the connection is successfully established, however, on the second screenshot, if you look under Data Connection at the left side, under tables -> Relational tables, it is completely empty and none of the tables from the database have loaded.
I was wondering if anyone could please help me figure out how I can view the tables from an Oracle database using Visual Studio 2017.
thank you!
Last year, I used VS2010 to develop a Winforms application. Now, I changed to VS2013 and I faced some problems.
I couldn't find a way to manage SQL Server Compact Edition database files (.sdf) in VS2013. Although I have installed an add-in from this website
But I can only see the top 200 rows of data in the .sdf, I can't open connection in order to add more data with code.
Is there any solution for me ?
Go to Options in the addin, and you change 200 to any number
Could you clarify what you mean by: "cant open connection in order to add more data with code" ?
I created a test WinForms app in Visual Studio 2013 Premium (admin) & Update2. Enabled SQL Server debugging. Created a data connection to my local Northwind database. I am admin on the box. Expanded the stored procedures list and right clicked on several SP's and I was expecting a 'step into Stored Procedure' option and it doesn't exist. I am following the steps from here.
I right clicked on the connection name and there's no enable SQL/CLR debugging option. I read about references to SQL Server Object Explorer which is under Server Explorer and that's missing too. I am using SQL Server 2012 Developer edition.
Why am I missing all these options?
You might need to install SQL Server Data Tools for Visual Studio:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/data/hh297027
I have connected with the database successfully by using wizard in server explorer. but the data source is showing nothing. i have googled and search on msdn help. but not get help.
I want to add data source. but add new data source option is disabled for me.
I am using windows form application...
I want ask that am i doing right. could you please tell me how can i get rid of not showing thing.
PLEASE HELP!!!
The Server Explorer of Visual Studio 2010 and the Datasource of your application are completely different. Check the following links to see how you can connect your Windows Form Application with Sql-Server database:
Walkthrough: Connecting to Data in a SQL Server Express Database (Windows Forms)
Connecting to a Database with Visual Studio Tools
so I'm working on an mvc2 project with visual studio. I have 5 or 6 data connections in my server explorer tab which is pinned. All of a sudden a strange error pops up that has nothing to do with what I'm currently doing in visual studio.
I then open the server explorer pane and all my data connections are now connected. One of the connections then has every table in the tree expanded. It's pretty annoying and I don't know what is causing it or how to make it stop.
I dont know about expanding and collapsing issue, but that error has to do with not having the Diagramming functionality set up on the Database being referenced