We have released multiple updates to supported versions of Microsoft.Data.SqlClient in the last couple of months. Just because it's been quiet on here doesn't mean we haven't been busy. Quite the opposite, in fact. Here's a summary of the Microsoft.Data.SqlClient updates we've released.
With this update, we also changed the 3.1 line to Long Term Support (LTS), extending the support end date to March 10, 2023.
For the detailed list of changes in Microsoft.Data.SqlClient 3.1.2, you can also see the Release Notes.
Fixed
For the detailed list of changes in Microsoft.Data.SqlClient 3.1.3, you can also see the Release Notes.
Fixed
TransactionScope
connection issue when Enlist
is enabled
, Pooling
is disabled
, and Network Connection Type
is set to Redirect
. #1967AcquireTokenSilent
. #1966SqlCommand.ExecuteReaderAsync
. #1965NullReferenceException
in GetBytesAsync
. #1964For the detailed list of changes in Microsoft.Data.SqlClient 5.1.1, you can also see the Release Notes.
Fixed
DisposableTemporaryOnStack
struct. #1980TransactionScope
connection issue when Enlist
is enabled
, Pooling
is disabled
, and Network Connection Type
is set to Redirect
. #1978SqlCommand.ExecuteReaderAsync
. #1976For the detailed list of changes in Microsoft.Data.SqlClient 5.0.2, you can also see the Release Notes.
Fixed
SqlCommand.ExecuteReaderAsync
.#1987For the detailed list of changes in Microsoft.Data.SqlClient 4.0.3, you can also see the Release Notes.
Fixed
SqlCommand.ExecuteReaderAsync
. #1986For the detailed list of changes in Microsoft.Data.SqlClient 2.1.6, you can also see the Release Notes.
To get the new packages, add a NuGet reference to Microsoft.Data.SqlClient in your application.
If you encounter any issues or have any feedback, head over to the SqlClient GitHub repository and submit an issue.
David Engel
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