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ArgumentException - Duplicate type name within an assembly #18

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rornor opened this issue Aug 15, 2016 · 7 comments · May be fixed by #33
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ArgumentException - Duplicate type name within an assembly #18

rornor opened this issue Aug 15, 2016 · 7 comments · May be fixed by #33

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@rornor
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rornor commented Aug 15, 2016

After creating connection to database (Test connection - Success), when I select database in "Connection pane" I get error as title says.

I use PG 9.5 and latest LinqPad

@fknx
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fknx commented Aug 22, 2016

Thanks for reporting the issue. Can you provide your database structure or a small example to reproduce the issue?

@rornor
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rornor commented Aug 22, 2016

It seems the problem is in postgis extension. If you have postgis you can enable on a test database with:

create extension postgis;

@georgiosd
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No luck solving this?

@perholje
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I have this problem too. Any workaround/fix?

@aarian93p
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Me too

@adamsolkar
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adamsolkar commented Feb 16, 2019

It seems the problem is in postgis extension. If you have postgis you can enable on a test database with:

create extension postgis;

how did u actually solve this? I find it only works when i remove the existing postgis extension, but I need the extension in postgres

@henrik-m henrik-m linked a pull request Feb 17, 2019 that will close this issue
@dlidstrom
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I can confirm the pull request #33 fixes this issue.

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