More actions. We have a third-party software application that uses odbc to connect a SQL Server database to an application on a separate server. We've experienced some issues with odbc connection drops, and when the question of our driver selection was put to the third-party support group, they responded with the following:.
The standard driver is enough on system where you need to access to a DB that is not directly on the same server than your application. Is the second data source listed above what would be considered the "standard" version?
Does anyone have an opinion about the SQL Native Client, and if it could have anything to do with our dropped database connections? This seems to be the point of contention.
We see the native driver, but we're at a loss as to where we would find or if it exists as a "standard" version. Whenever we need them for assistance or advice, the team at Easysoft is always a phone call away and ready to help. Our long term collaboration with Easysoft can be characterized by the excellence of their services, speed of communication and responsiveness to their clients. Thank you so much for your continuous support. The Easysoft driver was indeed excellent, easy and reliable.
Are you struggling to manage your business due to a lack of decision making information? Do you need to get to your SQL Server data in a reliable and resilient manner? It was announced as deprecated in and it isn't recommended to use this driver for new development. In , OLE DB data access technology was later undeprecated and a new planned release was announced for NET is a set of classes that defines an interface for accessing any kind of data source, both relational and non-relational.
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SqlClient is still supported but isn't receiving feature updates and isn't recommended for new development. NET data provider supporting applications that target. NET Framework,. NET Core, and.
NET Standard. For more information about the Microsoft. It was open-sourced in The Microsoft Driver for Node. Development efforts are no longer being focused on this driver. It isn't recommended to create new applications using the Microsoft Driver for Node. For more information about the Microsoft Driver for Node. Microsoft currently contributes to and supports the open-source tedious module in Node. For more information, see Node.
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