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question asked: 29 Mar '10, 14:32
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last updated: 22 Jan '13, 12:54
It's working now... What I did? I have edited machine.config from frameworks x43 and x64 and added this: <add description=".Net Framework Data Provider for SQL Anywhere 11" invariant="iAnywhere.Data.SQLAnywhere" name="SQL Anywhere 11 Data Provider" type="iAnywhere.Data.SQLAnywhere.SAFactory, iAnywhere.Data.SQLAnywhere, Version=11.0.1.23622, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=f222fc4333e0d400"></add> to DbProviderFactories
This error is indicating that the ADO.NET provider is not correctly registered in the
machine.configusing the invariant string you have specified. Your 'work-around' is the correct answer to resolve this issue (to re-add the provider tomachine.configinDbProviderFactoriesand ensure you are using the correct invariant).Another option is to install EBF 11.0.1.2629 or later and run
SetupVSPackage.exe /ito appropriately clean up all of the machine.config entries.(Note: Only the 'full' SQL Anywhere installer modifies the machine.config upon installation - this does not happen automatically if you build a deployment using the 'Deployment Wizard')