EF Core Integration #172
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Hi, MaxwellDAssistek! Some time ago I started a provider for EF Core. However, it is too early to use it in production env. |
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Should we give this some attention? |
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The following steps would be required: Preliminary ResearchEF Core Provider Documentation:
Implement base classes and interfaces:
Data Access Layer:The ADO.NET provider must expose
Dialect and SQL Generation Layer:Implement generators that produce valid DuckDB SQL from EF Expressions.
Migrations Support (Optional):Implement classes that provide DuckDB DDL schema migrations:
Implement Core Provider ComponentsImplement
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We've added read-only DuckDB support for Entity Framework Core, enabling integration while preserving the standard EF Core developer experience. https://github.com/EnergyExemplar/EnergyExemplar.EFCore.Duckdb.Extensions |
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https://www.nuget.org/packages/DuckDB.EFCore Please, try it out. |
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Is it possible to use DuckDB as an Entity Framework core backend yet?
We use EF core for all our data access and it would be great if it would be possible to use DuckDB!
What kind of sponsorship do you think might be needed for this?
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