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  1. Mar 26th, 2003, 01:54 PM #1
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    Question .NET Pro, Enterprise Developer or Architect?

    I am currenlty using VB6 Enterprise connecting to Oracle database and am thinking about switching over to .NET
    I am not sure if I should use the Enterprise Developer, standard or the Enterprise Architect.
    I have read the descriptions for all three products on the website.
    Would someone do a comparison for me (from a programmer's point of view) on the three products and let me know what you think about them? Thanks.

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    Re: .NET Pro, Enterprise Developer or Architect?

    What I've read from here and there is that:

    Enterprise Architect Version is the full edition of VS.NET Development tools (I would say it's only for big enterprises as the name indicates) .

    Enterprise Developer Version has all features of the above edition except it misses some develpoing areas as :BizTalk Servers , Visio based database modeling only .So the choice back to you now
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    ok .. so it is down to the Pro and the enterprise developer now .. Even though I have VB enterprise, I think the pro should do the job for me. Thanks for the in put. at least we have narrowed it down to two now ..



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    Pro version can't run the following : XML Web services and applications testing , Visual database tools , NET Reference Applications , besides what mentioned above . It depends on what kind of applications you will work with . I'm running Enterprise Architect Version and using VB plus C# .
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    I have VB.NET Standard and although it does not natively support MySQL Databases, there is a driver on the MySql website.

    Does anyone know if there is an adapter to allow .NET Standard to work with Oracle databases???

    Thanks in advance.
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    Do you have Framework1.1? I think 1.1 supports oracle

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    Re: .NET Pro, Enterprise Developer or Architect?

    Ah yes - there is an Oracle reference. So thru code, I can get that too.
    So, the limitation of Standard is for datagrids and the sort not being able to read other vendors DB's.
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    Re: .NET Pro, Enterprise Developer or Architect?

    These two links should help show the diffs.

    http://lab.msdn.microsoft.com/vs2005...e/default.aspx
    http://msdn.microsoft.com/vstudio/products/compare/
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