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I'm facing following issue using Visual Studio 2012 when I'm trying to connect with MS SQL Server 2000 (in Data Connections window):
Strange is that it's actually getting list of databases when I'm using Microsoft SQL Server (SqlClient) as a data source.
Is there any way to connect VS 2012 and SQL Server 2000? Should I use different driver/provider? Is it possible at all to use those technologies together?
I figured out the solution. .NET Framework Data Provder for OLE DB -> Microsoft OLE DB Provider for SQL must be used.