MySql Connection, data set, no puedo agregar tablas (I can't add tables)

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¿Qué tal?

Estoy trabajando con Visual C# 2010 Ultimate y MySql. Necesito hacer reportes. A lo que he visto la mejor manera de jalar los datos de la base de datos es utilizando un data set. Hice una coneccion a la base de datos con .NET conector. El problema es que al intentar agregar tablas al DataSet me aparece un error que dice lo siguiente:

No se puede obtener el generador del proveedor para el proveedor de datos denominado 'MySql.Data.MysqlClient'.

Ojalá me pudieran ayudar con eso, me urge.

English translation:
What's up?

I am working with Visual C# 2010 Ultimate and MySql. I need to do reports. From what I've seen, the best way to pull the data from a database, is using a data set. I made a connection to the database with .NET connector. The problem is that when trying to add tables to the DataSet, the error saying the following appears:

Unable to get a supplier for the data provider named 'MySql.Data.MySqlClient'.

Hopefully, I will get help with this, it's urgent.

Posted 23-Jan-14 11:53am

erubriago@hotmail.com

Updated 27-Jan-14 3:58am

Vladimir Svyatski

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Kornfeld Eliyahu Peter 23-Jan-14 17:57pm

It's an English site - please translate it...

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Vladimir Svyatski · Answer 1 · 2014-01-24T03:41:00

A ver... Google Translate es la mejor manera de traducir el texto:). Especialmente, me gusta la traducción de "¿Qué tal?" - "How about", actualmente debe ser algo como "What's up?". Amigo, ¿estás seguro (espero que seas un hombre) que tienes todos los proveedores necesarios instalados en tu ordenador? Sabes, es probable que el MySQL proveedor para .NET no esté instalado. Me parece que no es una parte de la instalación de MySQL por defecto. Tienes que descargarlo separadamente. Y por supuesto, no está incluido en Visual Studio (no me preguntes porque).

For those who doesn't speak Spanish:
Let's see... Google Translate is the best way to translate the text:). I especially like the translation of "¿Qué tal?" - "How about", actually it should be something like "What's up?". Man, are you sure (I hope you're a man, that's important because Spanish has grammatical genders) that you have all the necessary providers installed on your computer? You know, it's possible that the MySQL provider for .NET is not installed. It seems to me it is not a part of the default MySQL installation. You have to download it separately. And of course, it is not included in Visual Studio (do not ask me why).