It is possible to use DbCommandGenerator to produce commands for generic System.Data.Common.DbDataAdapter implementation and use it with any ADO.NET connector- especially if database-specific DataAdapter (or CommandBuilder) is not available at all: like in Microsoft.Data.Sqlite or MySqlConnector or even System.Data.SqlClient (SqlCommandBuilder is not available in netstandard2.0).
VitaliyMF
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6 years ago
It is possible to use DbCommandGenerator to produce commands for generic System.Data.Common.DbDataAdapter implementation and use it with any ADO.NET connector- especially if database-specific DataAdapter (or CommandBuilder) is not available at all: like in Microsoft.Data.Sqlite or MySqlConnector or even System.Data.SqlClient (SqlCommandBuilder is not available in netstandard2.0).