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== Revision 13020 - 2021-03-16 ==
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SQLServer which updates System.Data.SqlClient is superseded by Microsoft.Data.SqlClient. It is forced to update now to use Azure ActiveDirectoryIntegrated connection mode in MDrivenServer.
SQLServer which updates System.Data.SqlClient is superseded by Microsoft.Data.SqlClient. It is forced to update now to use Azure ActiveDirectoryIntegrated connection mode in MDrivenServer.


In other words: Before, the means to communicate with SQLServer was in System.Data - but Microsoft has abandoned that and everything (plus new stuff) is now in a Nuget library called Microsoft.Data.SqlClient. The switch was forced due to AzureSQL connection string ability to set ActiveDirectoryIntegrated.  
In other words: Before, the means to communicate with SQLServer was in System.Data - but Microsoft has abandoned that and everything (plus new stuff) is now in a Nuget library called Microsoft.Data.SqlClient. The switch was forced due to the AzureSQL connection string ability to set ActiveDirectoryIntegrated.  
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Revision 13020 - 2021-03-16

SQLServer which updates System.Data.SqlClient is superseded by Microsoft.Data.SqlClient. It is forced to update now to use Azure ActiveDirectoryIntegrated connection mode in MDrivenServer.

In other words: Before, the means to communicate with SQLServer was in System.Data - but Microsoft has abandoned that and everything (plus new stuff) is now in a Nuget library called Microsoft.Data.SqlClient. The switch was forced due to the AzureSQL connection string ability to set ActiveDirectoryIntegrated.

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