Equivalent of sqlserverhelper class in .NET 8.0

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We are migrating our .Net 4.6 webapis to .net 8.0. The APIs use SQLHelper class. Do we have sqlhelper class in .net core that corresponds to the old Data access application block class.

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We tried to download a nuget package for SQLHelper but it is giving error

Posted 23-Dec-23 1:16am

Jignesh Ved 2021

Updated 23-Dec-23 4:35am

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Dave Kreskowiak · Answer 1 · 2023-12-23T05:18:00

The SqlHelpers class does not exist in .NET (Core). The last version of .NET that supported it was .NET Framework 4.8.1.

The class name was "SqlHelpers", not "SqlHelper".

AFAIK, there is no equivalent in .NET 8.0.

I suppose you can go to the .NET Reference Source and get the source code for the SqlHelpers class and just make it yourself. Reference Source - SqlHelpers[^]. Of course, you'll have to make some changes because your source won't have all of the build infrastructure the Reference Source has, like a custom Errors class.