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Description
In this episode, Vicky Harp joins Jeremy to talk about the new Microsoft.Data.SqlClient. They discuss why this new package was created, feature scenarios it supports, and also show off some demos of how to migrate.
- [01:20] - Why is there a new SqlClient package
- [03:54] - How do the features compare to the previous SqlClient support?
- [06:33] - Moving to Microsoft.Data.SqlClient Demo
Links
- Introducing the new Microsoft.Data.SqlClient
- Microsoft.Data.SqlClient GitHub repo
- Client programming for SQL Server documentation
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The Discussion
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vC1llusion thanks for sharing!! -
SQLPlusDotNet If you really want to use SQL Client to the fullest, there is a tool that builds all the SQL Client code and mappings by simply adding a few comments to a stored procedure. You can learn more about the approach and the tools at www.SQLPLUS.net