To include Firebird Data Source in the list: Step 1: Install DDEX Provider Download DDEX Provider and install it. Usually it is installed in the folder C: Program Files (x86) FirebirdDDEX.

Step 2: Preparing the reg-file Download the 32-bit or 64-bit version of the base reg-file, depending on the bit depth of your operating system. Locate the folder on your computer where the Visual Studio 2017 settings are stored.

It is located here at C: Users AppData Local Microsoft Visual Studio. Find the folder whose name begins with 15.0_. In my case it is 15.0_dc45016c. Open the base reg file (from DDEX folder) in Notepad and make the following changes: ###15.0_Config### to 15.0_dc45016c (11 replacements) DDEX_PATH### to C: Program Files (x86) FirebirdDDEX (1 replacement) Double-slashes are required. The result is the following file: The reg-file is ready. Step 3: Edit the private registry Run Regedit.

The System.Data.SQLite provider isn't installed on the machine. The correct installation not only drops the binaries on the machine (probably the GAC), but also drops. This package includes the ADO.NET data provider with DDEX provider for work with Firebird DBMS and InterBase DBMS through IBProvider. Target platforms.NET Framework. NET Provider Additional Downloads. Data.FirebirdClient-6.4.0-netstandard1.6.7z, 179 KB, ADO.NET Provider. Montazhnie tablici strel provesa provodov. DDEX Provider for Visual Studio downloads.

Highlight the HK_USERS section. Select File > Load Hive. We select the file privateregistry.bin, which is located in the settings folder of Visual Studio 2017 (in this case C: Users AppData Local Microsoft VisualStudio 15.0_dc45016c).

Specify VS2017PrivateRegistry as the name of the bush. Run on execution of the previously saved registry file or import it through regedit. Expand the HKEY_USERS section. Highlight the newly created section of VS2017PrivateRegistry. Choose File > Unload Hive.

Run Visual Studio 2017 and check to see if the Firebird Data Source appears in the list. Categories Post navigation.

Please excuse the newbie question. I worked with Interbase years ago and Firebird 1.5 briefly with Delphi a few years ago, but would now like to use the current version of Firebird with Visual Studio 2008 Professional (VS2008).

I have looked through all of the resources I can find as well as information I found on various sites on the web on how to install it. What I have found is often incomplete and contradictory. Does anyone know of a clear set of instructions for setting up Firebird and VS2008 to work together? I sure would appreciate any help you could provide.

Please excuse the newbie question. I worked with Interbase years ago and Firebird 1.5 briefly with Delphi a few years ago, but would now like to use the current version of Firebird with Visual Studio 2008 Professional (VS2008). I have looked through all of the resources I can find as well as information I found on various sites on the web on how to install it. What I have found is often incomplete and contradictory. Does anyone know of a clear set of instructions for setting up Firebird and VS2008 to work together?

I sure would appreciate any help you could provide. To install the DDEX provider: --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Firebird Data Access Designer DDEX installation Prerequisites 1. Make sure that you have Visual Studio.NET 2005 Standard or higher edition. Express editions are not supported. Install the Firebird Client to the GAC 1. Install the FirebirdSql.Data.FirebirdClient.dll into the GAC (although - I have successfully ran with it outside of the GAC by referencing it inside of my project and including it locally - for general purposes - I would install it to the GAC). Registry update 1.