There is SQLite. There is for him an EF. Now it remains to integrate SQLite into the system, in order not to use any third-party pribluda, but to use VS dev only.

I installed some kind of crap from devart, called dotConnect for SQLite, from here http://www.devart.com/dotconnect/sqlite/download.html and, miraculously, Server Explorer has the ability to connect to the SQLite database. True, it does not create a new file (although this possibility seems to be provided for). And tables cannot be created in the new file (which I just created in the explorer). But what is the saddest thing is that there is no way to connect to the SQLite database using EF tools when creating a Model-first or Base-first. They generally give a choice of SQL server and local SQL Server (although the choice in Server Explorer is richer). By the way, why doesn't EDM pull connections from App.config?

Why is everything so crooked? It seems that SQLite is a common base and is used even in BK.

  • Maybe I'm wrong, but why do I need to build something over simple and concise SQLite, I don't know. I have enough nuget from the sqlite-net-pcl package and the SQLite Manager extension for Firefox. - Bulson
  • @Bulson, yes, I just have enough, except for centralization. I want to do everything in one IDE - iRumba

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