EF 5 is not supported

[borislitvak]

Hi Giorgi,

I am escalating this to an issue of its own, rather than a comment to #4. Not sure you can solve this, as there is no interceptor for the DB commands in EF 5. Having said that, can we do without it, utilizing ToTraceString() for ObjectQuery/ToString() for DbQuery?

Attached is a DB-first DbContext EF 5 project/solution on top of AdventureWorks

DALForLinqPadVisualizerEF5.zip

Thanks, Boris

[Giorgi]

@borislitvak Can you check if the latest commit fixes it for you?

[borislitvak]

Hi Giorgi,

I am getting a System.TypeLoadException: Count load type ......IDbCommandInterceptor from assembly EntityFramework, Version=5.0.0.0.
Note that this class does not exist in EF5.

-- Boris

[borislitvak]

Giorgi,
I managed to make this work with EF5.
This required a few changes. Thus far I just linked with EF5 rather than EF6.
Please give me a week or so to make a clean version and I will upload it to github.

-- Boris

[Giorgi]

@borislitvak Your typed data context references EF5 doesn't it?

[borislitvak]

yes, it does. I am referring to the context provided in the reproduction, in the zip file above.

[Giorgi]

What query are you trying to get the Plan for?

[Giorgi]

@borislitvak It looks like the code that detects EF5 query is failing so it tries to use EF6 to get the command. I'm not sure why it happens, Can you try debugging the code to see why it's failing?

[Giorgi]

@borislitvak Did you get this working?

[borislitvak]

Will do my best to upload tomorrow. It works for EF5 as well.

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@borislitvak https://github.com/borislitvak Did you get this working?

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