Less Templates in VS2005 than VS2008

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I am using the Professional version.

In VS2005, in a C++/CLI project, to create a new item, there were 9
templates and in VS2008 there are only 3 templates.

For example, now the template for DataSet or Stored Procedure does not exist
in VS2008.

This is definitive or in next dates there will be more templates?

--
Tomas
English is not my first language.
Excuse me the inconvenients.

[David Wilkinson]

Tomas wrote:

I am using the Professional version.

In VS2005, in a C++/CLI project, to create a new item, there were 9
templates and in VS2008 there are only 3 templates.

For example, now the template for DataSet or Stored Procedure does not exist
in VS2008.

This is definitive or in next dates there will be more templates?

Tomas:

I am not sure, but I fear that this may be a result of the de-emphasis
of C++/CLI as a first-class language for .NET GUI applications.

--
David Wilkinson
Visual C++ MVP

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It can be that Microsoft leaves the idea of C++/CLI since did with the
previous version managed c++?

--
Tomas
English is not my first language.
Excuse me the inconvenients.
"David Wilkinson" wrote:

Tomas wrote:

I am using the Professional version.

In VS2005, in a C++/CLI project, to create a new item, there were 9
templates and in VS2008 there are only 3 templates.

For example, now the template for DataSet or Stored Procedure does not exist
in VS2008.

This is definitive or in next dates there will be more templates?

Tomas:

I am not sure, but I fear that this may be a result of the de-emphasis
of C++/CLI as a first-class language for .NET GUI applications.

--
David Wilkinson
Visual C++ MVP

[David Wilkinson]

Tomas wrote:

It can be that Microsoft leaves the idea of C++/CLI since did with the
previous version managed c++?

Tmas:

No, not C++/CLI. Just C++/CLI as a language for building .NET GUI
applications.

--
David Wilkinson
Visual C++ MVP

[Jeffrey Tan[MSFT]]

Hi Tomas,

Can you tell me which path do you refer to? I assume you mean the following
paths: File->New->Project... ->Other Languages ->Visual C++ -CLR

However, in this path, we did not have the DataSet or Stored Procedure
project types in both VS2005 or VS2008, so I am not sure which project
templates you are referring to.

Additionally, I am not sure if your problem is professional version
specific, I am checking the paths in the Enterprise version of VS2005 and
VS2008.

Anyway, I will wait for your further clarify. Thanks.

Best regards,
Jeffrey Tan
Microsoft Online Community Support
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[count0]

Jeffrey Tan[MSFT] wrote:

Hi Tomas,

Can you tell me which path do you refer to? I assume you mean the following
paths: File->New->Project... ->Other Languages ->Visual C++ -CLR

Come on, we are VC coders here, CLR in not in Other Language, the C#
things appear in Other Languages :-)

However, in this path, we did not have the DataSet or Stored Procedure
project types in both VS2005 or VS2008, so I am not sure which project
templates you are referring to.

Additionally, I am not sure if your problem is professional version
specific, I am checking the paths in the Enterprise version of VS2005 and
VS2008.

Anyway, I will wait for your further clarify. Thanks.

I can try giving a clarify:

1) Create a new project in both VS2005 and VS2008:
File -New -Project -Visual C++ -CLR -Windows Form Application

2) After creation, right click on the project, in pop menu, shoosing
Add -New Item -Data.

3) Compare the items in VS2005 and VS2008.

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It is exactly as says “count0�.

--
Tomas
English is not my first language.
Excuse me the inconvenients.
""Jeffrey Tan[MSFT]"" wrote:

Hi Tomas,

Can you tell me which path do you refer to? I assume you mean the following
paths: File->New->Project... ->Other Languages ->Visual C++ -CLR

However, in this path, we did not have the DataSet or Stored Procedure
project types in both VS2005 or VS2008, so I am not sure which project
templates you are referring to.

Additionally, I am not sure if your problem is professional version
specific, I am checking the paths in the Enterprise version of VS2005 and
VS2008.

Anyway, I will wait for your further clarify. Thanks.

Best regards,
Jeffrey Tan
Microsoft Online Community Support
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[Jeffrey Tan[MSFT]]

Hi Tomas and count0,

Thanks, I will give it a check and research, I will get back to you ASAP.

Best regards,
Jeffrey Tan
Microsoft Online Community Support

[David Wilkinson]

Jeffrey Tan[MSFT] wrote:

Hi Tomas and count0,

Thanks, I will give it a check and research, I will get back to you ASAP.

Best regards,
Jeffrey Tan
Microsoft Online Community Support

Jeffrey:

I think this is the same issue that I reported here:

<https://connect.microso ft.com/VisualStudio/feedback/ViewFeedback.as px?FeedbackID=2 92118>

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David Wilkinson
Visual C++ MVP

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All my applications are for databases .

This is an authentic disaster.

If there is no support for databases, what we must do the companies that we
developed this type of applications, look for another product, another
compiler?

--
Tomas
English is not my first language.
Excuse me the inconvenients.
"David Wilkinson" wrote:

Jeffrey Tan[MSFT] wrote:

Hi Tomas and count0,

Thanks, I will give it a check and research, I will get back to you ASAP.

Best regards,
Jeffrey Tan
Microsoft Online Community Support

Jeffrey:

I think this is the same issue that I reported here:

<https://connect.microso ft.com/VisualStudio/feedback/ViewFeedback.as px?FeedbackID=2 92118>

--
David Wilkinson
Visual C++ MVP