We have made a new version of the EntitySpaces Developer available (2009.2.1005.0) that supports VistaDB 4.0. The official release of VistaDB 4.0 was just made available and within 24 hours of it’s release we have added support for it. The EntitySpaces Developer version is available but we haven’t updated the Trial version yet. That will happen within the next 24 hours or so. You can install this right over the top of the 2009.2.0928.0 release, just make sure you have Visual Studio closed. There are now two choices on the Settings tab when connecting to VistaDB.
Also, there is a new EntitySpaces DataProvider that is used with VistaDB 4.x. The assembly name is EntitySpaces.VistaDB4Provider.dll. In your config file in the EntitySpaces connection information you use “EntitySpaces.VistaDB4Provider” as the provider. There are no VistaDB 4.0 compact framework providers as VistaDB 4.0 does not currently ship a Compact Framework assembly.
There was an issue with the || (or) symbol. This has been fixed. In C# you should always be able to use && for AND and || for OR. Of course, in VB.NET you just use the OR and AND keywords.
There was an issue that was causing VB.NET developers to use .Value when used nullable types in DynamicQuery statements. This has been fixed.
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