I am using the ''Generated Classes Master (VB.NET)'' template (ES 1.5.3) against a SqlServer 2000 database that uses VB.Net reserved words (eg Shared, Error, Operator, etc) as column names. Here's an example of a database table:   Code: CREATE TABLE dbo.DocumentXRef ( DocID int NOT NULL, DocTrackID int NOT NULL, ...

Let me answer my own question... I was using providerClass=''DataProviderEnterprise'' in my configuration file. Apparently this does not work with SQL Server 2005. When I changed this to providerClass=''DataProvider'', everything worked as expected.   Thank you, David Burgett

I've got to be missing something simple because I know this example works in C#. (I recently started a new job where they use VB.Net so I'm porting some code...) I'm writing a simple unit test to demonstrate how esTransactions are used. This is using the Northwind database in SqlServer 2005.  I'm creating a transaction and then changing the ...