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flash7gordon
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I am reading Teradata with c# and using Teradata.Client.Provider.dll as a Reference in my build. That dll has a version number, 15.0.0.1 . I set Specific Version to True. The Teradata client on the server that my console program runs on is a slightly different version, 15.11.0.0 . So which version gets used at runtime to access our big Teradata DB in the sky, the dll version or the td client installed on the server? Also, Referencing the dll file doesn't build a completely stand alone binary that can access Teradata from anywhere, right? I still need a Teradata client installed on the server I run my console app on to access the Teradata DB, right?
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I am reading Teradata with c# and using Teradata.Client.Provider.dll as a Reference in my build. That dll has a version number, 15.0.0.1 . I set Specific Version to True. The Teradata client on the server that my console program runs on is a slightly different version, 15.11.0.0 . So which version gets used at runtime to access our big Teradata DB in the sky, the dll version or the td client installed on the server? Also, Referencing the dll file doesn't build a completely stand alone binary that can access Teradata from anywhere, right? I still need a Teradata client installed on the server I run my console app on to access the Teradata DB, right?
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