its engine. It may have the option of using libgda too.
</ul>
- <b>Step 3:</b> System.Data.SqlClient Providers:
+ <b>Step 3:</b> System.Data.SqlClient Provider:
<ul>
- * System.Data.SqlClient will then become a generic
- proxy for binding to other SQL implementations other
- than PostgreSQL (MySQL on Unix/Windows; MS SQL on
- Windows; Interbase on Unix/Windows, Oracle on
- Unix/Windows). Others are welcomed.
+ * System.Data.SqlClient will then become a managed
+ provider for MS SQL Server, both on Windows and
+ Linux, to be compatible with applications written
+ for MS .NET.
</ul>
<b>Step 4:</b> Other System.Data providers:
its engine. It may have the option of using libgda too.
</ul>
- <b>Step 3:</b> System.Data.SqlClient Providers:
+ <b>Step 3:</b> System.Data.SqlClient Provider:
<ul>
- * System.Data.SqlClient will then become a generic
- proxy for binding to other SQL implementations other
- than PostgreSQL (MySQL on Unix/Windows; MS SQL on
- Windows; Interbase on Unix/Windows, Oracle on
- Unix/Windows). Others are welcomed.
+ * System.Data.SqlClient will then become a managed
+ provider for MS SQL Server, both on Windows and
+ Linux, to be compatible with applications written
+ for MS .NET.
</ul>
<b>Step 4:</b> Other System.Data providers: