Entity Framework ADO.NET Providers
| Database | Provider name |
|---|---|
| Microsoft SQL Server Analysis Services (SSAS) | SSAS Entity Framework Provider |
| DB2 | IBM Data Server Provider |
| Caché | InterSystems Caché Managed Provider |
| EffiProz | EffiProz ADO.NET Provider |
| Firebird | Firebird ADO.NET Data Provider |
| Informix | IBM Data Server Provider |
| Microsoft SQL Server | SqlClient |
| MySQL | Devart dotConnect for MySQL |
| MySQL Connector/NET | |
| Oracle | Oracle Data Provider for .NET (ODP.NET) |
| DataDirect ADO.NET Data Provider for Oracle | |
| Devart dotConnect for Oracle | |
| PostgreSQL | Devart dotConnect for PostgreSQL |
| Npgsql | |
| SQLite | Devart dotConnect for SQLite |
| System.Data.SQLite | |
| Sybase SQL Anywhere | Sybase iAnywhere |
| Virtuoso Universal Server | Virtuoso ADO.Net Provider |
| VistaDB | VistaDB provider |
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