Does connector class of c#can be used to form a bridge between frontend app and database

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Does connector class of c#can be used to form a bridge between frontend app and database or what is the name of the app through which I could build that bridge. Does ms powerapi needed for the purpose

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Posted 10-Feb-21 5:51am

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Updated 10-Feb-21 6:53am

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20212a 10-Feb-21 12:01pm

What is a connector class of c#? But yes, you can use C# to connect front end to backend.

Member 12712527 10-Feb-21 12:05pm

Connector is a class of c#. I don't want to connect c#application with any database but want to use the bridge that could connect specific custom built database with any ms built frontend

20212a 10-Feb-21 12:08pm

It's still not clear what you want to do exactly, but the answer is usually always yes, you can do anything with c#.

Member 12712527 10-Feb-21 12:12pm

I want to build that bridge which would connect ms application with custom built database suppose oledb connector

Member 12712527 10-Feb-21 12:16pm

You might say that c#and sqlserver connection is there.you use sqlconnection string for that. I say I want to build my own sqlconnection class

20212a 10-Feb-21 13:39pm

It would be very hard to build your own classes without using the .net ones.

Member 12712527 11-Feb-21 2:26am

Not so hard as you think. You have thought about it, so you can do it

20212a 11-Feb-21 7:17am

No, you have to write code that communicates over tcp and learn the protocol that sql uses. Not an easy task. Just use the prebuilt tools that work.

Member 12712527 10-Feb-21 12:16pm

And use that class in c# or vb.net

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Richard MacCutchan · Answer 1 · 2021-02-10T06:16:00

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Please do not repeat this question. I already suggested at Regarding my previous question please see details[^] that you should edit the original. Also, that you need to provide considerably more detail; no one can guess what 'connector' you are referring to.

Posted 10-Feb-21 6:16am

Richard MacCutchan

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Member 12712527 10-Feb-21 12:19pm

Sir there is connector class in c# . I want just to know that could I use this class to build an oledb connector

Richard MacCutchan 10-Feb-21 12:20pm

What does the documentation for the class say?

Member 12712527 10-Feb-21 12:22pm

I haven't studied it please send me the link

Richard MacCutchan 10-Feb-21 12:23pm

So how do you know it could solve your problem?

Member 12712527 10-Feb-21 12:23pm

I am trying my level best

Member 12712527 10-Feb-21 12:20pm

How you tell me literally I will do it programmatically

Richard MacCutchan 10-Feb-21 12:22pm

You need to read the documentation for it, to see what features it provides.

Member 12712527 10-Feb-21 12:23pm

Please send me the link

Richard MacCutchan 10-Feb-21 12:28pm

Please use Google, I have no idea what class you are talking about.

Member 12712527 10-Feb-21 12:28pm

Ok sir good night please provide me the link so that I can view it tomorrow

Dave Kreskowiak · Answer 2 · 2021-02-10T06:53:00

There is a Connector class in the .NET Framework, but it's obsolete.

There are LOTS of other "connector" type classes, but nobody has a clue which on of those you're talking about. Commonly, there are many different implementations of the DbConnection class, like SqlConnection, OleDbConnection, MySqlConnection, ...

You have to be a lot more specific about what you're trying to do and, if it's database related, which database engine you're trying to connect to.