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Some users have used it successfully with PostgresSQL. |
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@maxtoroq i didn't see the provider name in the sourcecode, did they use theirs own implementation, or it is possible to use mysql as a provider ??!! |
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DbExtensions can work without any specific provider details because it uses DbCommandBuilder to get that stuff. When I released v6.0, .NET Core didn't have SqlCommandBuilder, so I introduced the concept of known providers, for SqlServer, MySQL, etc. I also added config properties to DatabaseConfiguration, so even if the provider does not implement the needed methods on DbCommandBuilder, you can set those properties yourself. |
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thank you so much, I've already tried V5.0 on a large scale application, and its working like charm 😄 |
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DbExtensions can work without any specific provider details because it uses DbCommandBuilder to get that stuff.
When I released v6.0, .NET Core didn't have SqlCommandBuilder, so I introduced the concept of known providers, for SqlServer, MySQL, etc. I also added config properties to DatabaseConfiguration, so even if the provider does not implement the needed methods on DbCommandBuilder, you can set those properties yourself.