How to use common class for sql client and Oracle and Mysql and MsAccess

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Dear Folks

I want to connect multiple Provider (eg:sqlclient and oracle and msaccess and Msaccess)

as a dynamically , is any common for class
[
sqlclient- System.Data.SqlClient
OLE DB .--System.Data.OleDb
ODBC -Microsoft.Data.Odbc
Oracle -System.Data.OracleClient
]
we are using multiple provider for different connection.
but now i want to use only one class for all provider

regards
Kumar.

Posted 23-Jul-15 3:18am

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Wendelius · Answer 1 · 2015-07-23T03:33:00

Well you could always create you own classes that would provide the common functionality and internally use different provider. However if the code using this common class should always be the same regardless of the actual provider, you must implement only functionality that is found in each provider.

Having that said, would it be easier to use Ole Db in all of the situations? This way you would get the basic provider functionality, using code is always the same. Of course you still need to vary the SQL statements since there are a lot of differences between the database products but at least the C# code would be quite same.

ZurdoDev · Answer 2 · 2015-07-23T03:30:00

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No, there is not. You could, however, write your own wrapper class. There are likely some 3rd party ones already if you search google. Some may even be free. I know people have been asking for this for a long time.

Posted 23-Jul-15 3:30am

ZurdoDev