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What provider ADO.NET use by default?
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on 4/12/2008 | Category:
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ADO.NET is optimized for SQL Server database so it by use System.Data.SqlClient provider.
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Posted by:
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on: 10/20/2011 |
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as we know ADO.NET is ms project so it is optimized with sql server so by default it use sql client data provider and to connect with sql server we need to import namespace System.Data.SqlClient
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