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  • MotoSV avatar

    Posted on Dec 28, 2011 (permalink)

    Hi,

    I've just downloaded and installed the free edition of the OpenAccess ORM framework and after creating a diagram I noticed that the assemblies added to the project use the .NET 2 runtime. I have looked in the assembly cache and the assembly installed all reference the v2.0 runtime.

    Why is this?

    Kind Regards

    Michael

    P.S I am using Visual Studio 2010.

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  • Answer Serge Serge admin's avatar

    Posted on Dec 30, 2011 (permalink)

    Hello,

     The OpenAccess core assembly and runtime assemblies are build against .NET 2.0 so that they can be used in all framework version above (and including) .NET 2.0. This shouldn't pose as a problem to your 4.0 application and will not cause any problems or performance hits to your application. 

    Please do not hesitate to let us know if you need further information. 

    All the best,
    Serge
    the Telerik team
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