Windows 10 incompatibility problem...

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I have Visual Studio 2015 installed, and, I am trying to implement a machine learning algorithm e.g. K-nn, which needs a graph control. I find out that VS 2015 does not support SQL Server 2012, whilst Windows 10 (recently upgraded version) does not support SQL Server 2008 to be installed, so I am in a tight position that I cannot use a database with my coding implementation.

Is Microsoft going to issue a fix for this, please?

Further reading
1. http://www.linglom.com/programming/...vb-net-part-3-data-binding-chart-to-database/ - tutorial that I am following
2. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/K-nearest_neighbors_algorithm
 

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Sounds like a catch22 if I ever heard one.
Couldn't you use something like SQL Server 2014 Express to get you through the problem.
I realize it is perhaps not as robust as the full featured product but it has the core database engine as well as the management interface.
https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/sqlserver2014express.aspx


Helpful, however, I am not quite there to answer my questions or to create a database.
 

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OK. thanks for the information and keep us posted as to how you progress and if you find another solution to the dilemma.
Microsoft seems to make it difficult for individual developers, not to mention expensive.
I don't know how some people manage without an MSDN subscription and even that is no small pittance. I guess you need pretty deep pockets to be a big time developer unless you can use some of the Express or Community based products.
 

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