what kind of dll I need to copy to WL folder to use SQL Server ?
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Unexpected question for someone who says he's built his own data provider. A general rule of thumb is: it depends on assembly references you linked when building it.
No copying required if you just leveraged one of the built-in .NET classes for SQL connectivity. Assemblies registered in the GAC only need their checkboxes enabled in Tools > Assembly References.
No copying required if you just leveraged one of the built-in .NET classes for SQL connectivity. Assemblies registered in the GAC only need their checkboxes enabled in Tools > Assembly References.
The problem is that I copied Microsoft.Data.SqlClient.dll into WL folder but this assembly is not loaded by WL
If it is the correct version and it has all permisdions it should load.
Tip: Copy all assemblies you need for your compilation to the WL binary folder.
Then in Visual Studio add references to these Assemblies.
Make sure you add all dependencies.
Tip: Copy all assemblies you need for your compilation to the WL binary folder.
Then in Visual Studio add references to these Assemblies.
Make sure you add all dependencies.
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The problem is that I copied Microsoft.Data.SqlClient.dll into WL folder but this assembly is not loaded by WL
As "it doesn't work" always gets me triggered, for the sake of completeness I'd ask: How did you determine that the "assembly is not loaded by WL"?
It's work fine, sorry it was a small error
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