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Commenter, This blog post is about the .net framework 3.5 which includes .net 2.0 and 3.0. I have read this article to know the requirements of windows 7 to install this framework so i could download it for windows 10 using visual studio 2015 express for windows 10 enterprise edition evaluation period 1609 version 1703. So if you are also looking for same thing then please visit http://www. mediafirew.com/file/c5upgxvf4shajal/Guide_To_Install_The_.Net_Framework_3.5.pdf How To Install The .Net Framework 3.5 (Inclut .Net 2.0 Et 3) http://winaero.com/how-to-install-the-net-framework-3-5-included-net2/ MODELS: HP Envy 15 , HP Envy 17 , HP Envy 17q This is a nugget from the article: A checkpoint checkpoint query has a value and return type of System.Data. IDbDataTable. For the sake of brevity, I will skip the details on table types, but you can ignore them if you are already familiar with them. let's see what happens when we have a checkpoint in the user code. So it looks like in order to use checkpoint queries in .net, we must declare checkpoints in our Program class by using checkpointing attributes. The following lines of code are an equivalent version that with checkpointing attributes removed. This is equivalent because when you have a database transaction with checkpoints turned on, all checkpoints are automatically applied to your database transaction when an operation is performed on it. I have a checkpoint attribute which says public class Program { public static void Main(string[] args) { object checkpoint = new object(); using (IDbConnection connection = GetConnection()) { connection.Open(); connection.Checkpoint(); } } } Now I run this code and I get a runtime error: Syntax error: 'System.Data.IDbDataTable' does not name a type How can I fix this? As it turns out, this is because of the choice of reference to the context that you use in your method without a transaction in .net 3.. This is because the following line would fail when you try to call an operation in your method with a transaction in .net 3... So instead I add the following line to the code: using (IDbConnection connection = GetConnection()) { connection.Open(); connection.Transaction = connTrans; connection.Checkpoint(); } This works. The context that you use when performing operations in your method with a transaction in .net 3... will always be used, and you cannot skip it and refer to a different one when you perform an operation in your method with a transaction in .net 3... . It is only when the context that you use does not name a type, like in the case of checkpoint queries, that we can pass NULL for it, and then get our runtime error. cfa1e77820