Entity Framework-Enabled Providers Lists
The information in this post is out of date.
Visit msdn.com/data/ef for the latest information on current and past releases of EF.
I love posting announcements to the blog to let people know about the latest and greatest information about Entity Framework-enabled ADO.NET providers. Blogs are perfect for announcements like that, but they're not as handy for providing an overview about the available Entity Framework-enabled providers.
To help customers quickly and easily see what Entity Framework-enabled providers are available, released providers are listed on the main Entity Framework page here. We also have a separate page that lists all publicly available providers, including pre-released providers here.
We'll continue to post announcements about provider availability to the team blog. The corresponding entries will appear on the provider list pages within a couple days, since those changes require more time to format and review.
David Sceppa
ADO.NET Program Manager
Comments
Anonymous
January 28, 2009
Nice! I made a similar list of LINQ to SQL and the Entity Framework providers for various databases, including native and 3rd party implementations. http://www.mikeborozdin.com/post/The-List-of-LINQ-to-SQL-and-Entity-Framework-Providers.aspxAnonymous
February 07, 2009
I pointed someone to that page and they quickly emailed back and asked "why isn't there support for SQL CE"? Maybe you should list the Microsoft written providers. :-)Anonymous
February 10, 2009
Ok, I'll do that. I even rememeber writting a tutorial on SQL CE (http://www.mikeborozdin.com/post/Introducing-Microsoft-SQL-Server-Compact-Edition-(Part-I).aspx) where I said that EF and LINQ to SQL are both supported :)!Anonymous
March 01, 2009
When is the EntityFramework latest release coming ??Anonymous
March 02, 2009
为什么在vs2008 team system(TRM)里面没有ADO.NET Entity Data Model template?Anonymous
May 21, 2009
When is the EntityFramework latest release coming ??Anonymous
July 07, 2009
I pointed someone to that page and they quickly emailed back and asked "why isn't there support for SQL CE"? Maybe you should list the Microsoft written providers. :-)Anonymous
July 23, 2009
Nice! I made a similar list of LINQ to SQL and the Entity Framework providers for various databases, including native and 3rd party implementations.Anonymous
July 23, 2009
pointed someone to that page and they quickly emailed back and asked "why isn't there support for SQL CE"? Maybe you should list the Microsoft written providers. :-)Anonymous
September 24, 2009
VistaDB 4 supports an Entity Framework provider for a while now. 100% managed code implementation.Anonymous
April 15, 2010
When is the EntityFramework latest release coming?..Anonymous
April 17, 2012
This link in your article is broken: www.microsoft.com/.../ado-net-entity.aspx Also there is a new ADO.NET Entity Framework data provider for SSAS OLAP cubes available, named SSAS Entity Framework Provider ( agiledesignllc.com/products ). Do you mind to announce that provider in your blog, or even add it into an official Micorsoft list of Entity Framework data providers please?