Commented by: Olivier M (olivierm)

There is also one String.Format(CultureInfo.CurrentUICulture in FbSchema.BuildCommand.

Commented by: @cincuranet

Can you provide a stack trace. I can't replicate it. This piece works fine:

var culture = new CultureInfo\("fr"\);
"test"\.ToUpper\(culture\);

Commented by: Olivier M (olivierm)

Hi!

Sorry for the late answer (i'm not using this address nowadays).
I was not able to reproduce the problem also with the last provider version on .net framework 4.5 because the behavior of the framewwork has changed :
If you create a console application in .net framework 4.5.1, and put the following lines, everything is ok :

		System\.Threading\.Thread\.CurrentThread\.CurrentUICulture = new CultureInfo\("fr"\);
		System\.Threading\.Thread\.CurrentThread\.CurrentCulture = new CultureInfo\("fr\-FR"\);
		Console\.WriteLine\(String\.Format\(CultureInfo\.CurrentUICulture,"\{0\}", DateTime\.Now\)\);

Now change the target framework for 3.5 => the exception System.NotSupportedException is raised.
I noticed also the behavior changed in http://asp.net : CurrentUICulture and CurrentCulture are set both automatically to "fr-FR".
So in my case, it's not a problem anymore. I suppose that if you want to be "strict", it's still preferable to use "String.Format(CultureInfo.CurrentCulture" (see :
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/6795891/fxcop-ca1305-currentculture-vs-currentuiculture)...

Commented by: @cincuranet

Interesting. .NET 3.5 support in FirebirdClient has been dropped anyway, so I'll leave the ticket as is.