Devart.Data.SQLite.Linq
dotConnect for SQLite is an enhanced database connectivity solution built over ADO.NET architecture and a development framework with advanced support for ORMs, such as Entity Framework and LinqConnect and offers a complete solution for developing database-related applications and web sites. It introduces new approaches for designing a data access layer and boosts the productivity of database application development. This package contains the .NET Standard/.NET Core compatible assemblies with LinqConnect-related functionality of dotConnect for SQLite. LinqConnect (LINQ to SQLite) is a fast OR/M solution, having a LINQ to SQL-compatible interface, but also providing its own advanced features. This package contains only runtime features of dotConnect for SQLite. dotConnect for SQLite is also provided as an installation package (exe), which installs runtime assemblies for Full .NET Framework and a set of design-time tools, integrated into Visual Studio - Server Explorer integration, DataSet tools, Windows Forms components with powerful design-time, etc. It also includes visual ORM designer for Entity Framework, Entity Framework Core, and LinqConnect ORM models. Besides, this installer generates the trial key files required for using this package on a trial basis. You can download it at www.devart.com.
Install
dotnet add package Devart.Data.SQLite.Linq --version 5.2.290
Install-Package Devart.Data.SQLite.Linq -Version 5.2.290
<PackageReference Include="Devart.Data.SQLite.Linq" Version="5.2.290" />
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