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    Creating a custom Database extension

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      Is there an example somewhere of how to create an extension Database action? We have been able to create and install a C# component to implement an action, but when we attempt to add a new action it first prompts to select a DB connection, then displays 2 Extension Properties: DatabaseProviderId and ProviderId (which are initially empty).

      We would have expected that the Action Form would have provided a selection option for the DB connection, but perhaps we're missing a step to define the contents of the customized Action Form?

      Any help would be appreciated!

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        Custom Database actions (i.e. inherits from DatabaseActionBase) can be a bit tricky, as you need a CustomActionEditor. I've emailed you the source code for all of our database actions; hopefully this will get you started.

        Just let us know if you need any help building the actions.

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          Thanks Steve.

          That was enough for us to implement a custom action, and the action were pretty easy to implement based on the source code that you provided. Appreciate the prompt response!

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