C# with Postgre DB

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Hello all,

I'm starting a new project and my boss asked me about "C# +
Postgre"... I told him that i will look for some information..

Is there something that I should know, like some bug or
incompatibility.. something that could breing problems in the
future...

I'm gonna use 8.0 version of this.

Any suggestions?

* Sorry for poor english
 
Fernas,

It seems that there are a number of prividers for Postgre databases in
..NET. I imagine one of them should be able to give you the functionality
you need. Is there one in particular that you are looking at?
 
Fernas,

It seems that there are a number of prividers for Postgre databases in
.NET. I imagine one of them should be able to give you the functionality
you need. Is there one in particular that you are looking at?

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- Nicholas Paldino [.NET/C# MVP]
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Hello all,
I'm starting a new project and my boss asked me about "C# +
Postgre"... I told him that i will look for some information..
Is there something that I should know, like some bug or
incompatibility.. something that could breing problems in the
future...
I'm gonna use 8.0 version of this.
Any suggestions?
* Sorry for poor english- Ocultar texto entre aspas -

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Looking for no one... just looking for some importante information,
that could be more important before I start de project...
 
Hi,

I do know that a provider for .NET exist, how good it's I have no idea in
reallity.

Have you look into MS SQL EXpress?
 
Férnas said:
Looking for no one... just looking for some importante information,
that could be more important before I start de project...

I have used the npgsql ADO.NET provide a few times only for
some simple stuff.

But it appears to be an ADO.NET provider just like any else.

I would not expect more problems with that than for many
other databases.

Arne
 

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