I have an application developed with Visual Studio 2010 Ultimate. This application has already been published on my network and users are using it without a problem. I developed it on the same machine running Windows XP Pro SP3.
Recently I decided to upgrade the OS to Vista Business Edition (32-bit) and now all of a sudden I'm getting an exception of "Arithmetic Operation Resulted in an Overflow" whenever I try to debug the application. The exception is being thrown just when the application is opening the database connection.
The strange thing is that, I have several other machines running Win XP and Win 7 respectively and none have this issue. I've already submitted a bug report (http://bugs.mysql.com/bug.php?id=67953&thanks=sub). Not sure what to do. Already uninstalled the Connector, deleted all folders, and reinstalled but same problem.
Could there be a problem with Vista and the .Net Connector?
//Kismet
Recently I decided to upgrade the OS to Vista Business Edition (32-bit) and now all of a sudden I'm getting an exception of "Arithmetic Operation Resulted in an Overflow" whenever I try to debug the application. The exception is being thrown just when the application is opening the database connection.
The strange thing is that, I have several other machines running Win XP and Win 7 respectively and none have this issue. I've already submitted a bug report (http://bugs.mysql.com/bug.php?id=67953&thanks=sub). Not sure what to do. Already uninstalled the Connector, deleted all folders, and reinstalled but same problem.
Could there be a problem with Vista and the .Net Connector?
//Kismet