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Hi, I have one question: Is the ADO.NET provider of sqlAnywhere 16 downwards compatible ? Is it capable to connect to a version 11 or even 9 of a sqlaynwhere database ? Regards Robin |
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question asked: 14 Mar '14, 09:02
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I can't tell for ADO.Net and v9, however, the general client compatibility rule (at least for v12) is as such:
(Sidenote: The V16 docs seem to miss such a statement...)
However, IIRC, ADO.Net support was introduced in v9, and ADO.Net 2.0 support was introduced with v10.0.0, so the cited rule may not be valid here...