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I use following C# code, but there is always a System.AccessvilationException Path path = new Path("D:\IdealAirSystem.sql"); SqlFile sqlFile = new SqlFile(path);
Is this the correct way to use SqlFile? (The sql file is existed at that path)
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I use Using the following C# code, but there is always a System.AccessvilationException System.AccessViolationException
Path path = new Path("D:\IdealAirSystem.sql");
SqlFile sqlFile = new SqlFile(path);SqlFile(path);
Is this the correct way to use SqlFile?
(The sql file is existed exists at that path)
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Using the following C# code, there is always a System.AccessViolationException
Path path = new Path("D:\IdealAirSystem.sql");
Path("D:\IdealAirSystem.sql");
SqlFile sqlFile = new SqlFile(path);
SqlFile(path);
Is this the correct way to use SqlFile? (The sql file exists at that path)
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Using the following C# code, there is always a System.AccessViolationException
Path path = new Path("D:\IdealAirSystem.sql");Path("D:\\IdealAirSystem.sql");
SqlFile sqlFile = new SqlFile(path);
Is this the correct way to use SqlFile? (The sql file exists at that path)
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Using the following C# code, there is always a System.AccessViolationException
Path path = new Path("D:\\IdealAirSystem.sql");
SqlFile sqlFile = new SqlFile(path);
Is this the correct way to use SqlFile? (The sql file exists at that path)
