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Why did you use DbConnection

2008-04-22
2013-04-26
  • Tunca Bergmen

    Tunca Bergmen - 2008-04-22

    Is there any specific reason for using System.Data.Common.DbConnection instead of

     
    • Tunca Bergmen

      Tunca Bergmen - 2008-04-22

      I pressed <Enter> by mistake and my message was posted unfinished. Sorry for that..

      Is there any specific reason for using System.Data.Common.DbConnection instead of System.Data.IDbConnection interface?  I was trying to use DbDeploy.net with Sybase ASE and I found out that Sybase.Data.AseConnection class is not inherited from DbConnection. But it implements IDbConnection interface.

      Thanks,
      Tunca Bergmen

       
    • Alex Hung

      Alex Hung - 2008-06-17

      Sorry for the delay in replying.

      There is no reason at all for not using the interfaces (IDbConnection, IDbCommand, etc.). I'll submit the code changes in the next few minutes and then you can implement your Sybase connection class :)

       
      • Tunca Bergmen

        Tunca Bergmen - 2008-06-17

        Thanks for your reply. Actually I have already changed those interfaces and implemented the Sybase connection. I would be happy to contribute to this project with Sybase implementation. Would you consider adding me to the team?

         
        • Alex Hung

          Alex Hung - 2008-06-17

          I don't have permission to add you, I am just a developer :) You should ping the admins and let them know about your Sybase impl. I'm sure they would be happy to have Sybase support.

           
          • Tunca Bergmen

            Tunca Bergmen - 2008-06-17

            OK, thanks.

             
            • Alex Hung

              Alex Hung - 2008-06-17

              If they don't get back to you, let me know and I can submit the code for you on your behave.

               

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