I want to develope one application in C# under Visual Studio and I pretend to use Entity Framework with two Access DBs (with accdb extension). I found the JetEntityFrameworkProvider project developed by Umberto Ballestrazzi(Alias Bubi), I saw the video which explain all the process to get working on Visual Studio but I don't get It. One of the steps requires to Download and Compile the project, but the pre and post compile commands fail with the following messages:
Error Command "call "D:\Microsoft Visual Studio\2019\Community\Common7\IDE..\Tools\vsvars32.bat" gacutil /u JetEntityFrameworkProvider.dll" exited with code 9009. Project: JetDdexProvider.
Error Command ""%ProgramFiles%\Microsoft SDKs\Windows\v8.0A\Bin\NETFX 4.0 Tools\gacutil.exe" /u "JetEntityFrameworkProvider"" exited with code 3. Project: JetEntityFrameworkProvider.
Following the video indications I've Downloaded JetEntityFrameWorkProvider and DDEX-Deserialiser Nugets. I've manually added the machine.config entry, I've changed vsvars32.bat to vsdevcmd.bat as some other threads suggested and I don't get to progress.
How can I get to work it in order to create and EDMX diagram with Access Provider? Can I use It with Access versions 2007 or 2010, MDBs and ACCDBs?
Things to keep in care:
I want to use with Visual Studio 2019, all solutions I found where for Visual Studio Community 2017 or before, If there's no more way i could Downgrade to 2017 if that could solve the problem, but I prefer to use 2019.
I've downloaded JetEntityFrameWorkProvider Version 6.2.0-rc1 and DDEX-Deserialiser Version 3.7.0 Nugets.
I've followed the indications of this link posted by Bubi to explain the process: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XHrpY_nMXrk
Thanks in advance for your time and help.
Go to NuGet packages and search fore JetEntityFramework when you install it all you need is to add to your app.config file this connection string
D:\test.accdb is the location of the file if you want to be in the directory the same as your app just use |DataDirectory|\test.accdb works perfectly fine for me.