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MS.Data.SqlClient is supported, but unfortunately you have to use the dynamic sql provider. |
Now that dynamic supports whatever version, we can consider changing the default. |
Until then, could please provide clear instructions on how to get it working. Even though I followed your instructions, I still coudn't get it working. See this: #645 (comment). |
Any updates? |
I only use the SSDT provider, so I don’t have any relevant experience using the dynamic provider. |
Hello Microsoft! Microsoft.Data.SqlClient should be a database driver! I try to add a reference to Microsoft.Data.SqlClient and Paket says I get these new dependencies to the project:
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The version 1.3.5 is now using Microsoft.Data.SqlClient on .Net6.0 and .NetStandard 2.1, |
The System.Data.SqlClient nuget package is (AFAIK) obsolete. It also doesn't work with F# scripts / FSI easily. The Microsoft.Data.SqlClient library does and as I understand it is the vehicle for SQL Client data access moving forward.
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