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whorsfall
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11/14/2017
ASP.NET Core access a MDB Access database.
Hi,
Can an ASP.NET Core app support reading and writing to an access database? BTW this would be a ASP.Core app running on a Linux host.
https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/dotnet/2016/11/09/net-core-data-access/
I assume it cant but wanted to double check in case there is another way.
Thanks,
Ward
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Hi,
I was asking because an app I am thinking of coverting to asp.core .net - old site is uses access database.
So this could allow old and new system interpolate with old database until new one is completely done.
However you do raise some good points though. Security might mean a rethink as well.
Thanks,
Ward
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I was asking because an app I am thinking of coverting to asp.core .net - old site is uses access database.
So this could allow old and new system interpolate with old database until new one is completely done.
However you do raise some good points though. Security might mean a rethink as well.
Thanks,
Ward