Greg Alexander

I don't see why this has to be a choice of one over the other, and besides you would be excluding every extension in VS that utilizes your provider. That...

> Why not? Because the .net framework is the full, working, not dumbed down .net* staying with us while Windows exists. Who needs to touch everything in 2-3 years to...

> Meet one: https://devblogs.microsoft.com/visualstudio/wpf-in-visual-studio-2010-part-1-introduction/ WPF is born and bred in .NET Framework. I use use wpf in plenty of my .NET Framework applications. In fact [BlackbirdSQL](https://github.com/BlackbirdSQL/Firebird-DDEX-SqlEditor) has wpf components. VS...

> We are way off into offtopic land, but: https://devblogs.microsoft.com/visualstudio/visual-studio-2022-for-mac-preview-5/ Underpins my point... that project died. There are very few parts of the VS code I'm not familiar with, particularly...

> * Removing `net48` support _does not mean it's going away_. @cincuranet Ultimately it comes down to the spread of the `Firebird client` user base. You would have a better...

Thanks Jiri, I have had a look through the isc codes but there's nothing that would return a server execution time. There was something elsewhere that returned a long that...

Okay so the majority of the isc codes return a struct with an array of value pairs. I am using Reflection atm to access the `Version10.GdsDatabase::DatabaseInfo()` method to get to...

Yeah yeah that's what I meant.

Yes. As soon as I get a gap I'll do that and the FbDatabaseInfo change at the same time. Shipping EntityFramework.Firebird with the extension and preventing the IDE from accessing...