35 packages returned for Tags:"localdb"

SQL Server 2008+ (including Express), SQL Server LocalDB and SQL Azure storage support for Hangfire (background job system for ASP.NET applications).

The SQL LocalDB Wrapper is a .NET 4.0 assembly providing interop with the SQL LocalDB native API from managed code using .NET APIs.

A .NET assembly providing interop with the SQL LocalDB native API from managed code using .NET APIs.

The LocalDb TempDb implementation

Dapper.FastCRUD is built around essential features of the C# 6 / VB that have finally raised the simplicity of raw SQL constructs to acceptable maintenance levels. These features leave no chance to mistypings or problems arising from db entity refactorings. Visual Studio 2015 or later is... More information

Library to create a temporary database that can be used for testing and then dropped once the tests are complete

A very simple managed wrapper around the unmanaged local db API.

Provides a wrapper around the LocalDB to simplify running tests.

Superfast, lightweight (~100K), truly cross-platform AnyCPU POCO database for PCL, UWP Windows 10/Windows 8.1, WinPhone 8/8.1, .NET4/4.5/4.6, SL5, Xamarin.Android & Xamarin.iOS platforms. Features: * Async, sync & batch DB operations * Automatic and manual POCO mapping, PK automatic generation *... More information

Provides a wrapper around the LocalDB to simplify running tests that require Entity Framework.

Programatically control Local DB.

Utility library to simplify unit tests that must use a database by using MS SQL LocalDB to simulate the real database.

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A small library to help you write integration tests for SQL Server using LocalDb

Provides a wrapper around the LocalDB to simplify running tests that require Entity Framework.

An abstraction utilizing RimDev Automation libraries.

SQL Server 2008+ (including Express), SQL Server LocalDB and SQL Azure storage support for Hangfire (background job system for ASP.NET Core applications).

LocalDB Mock for EF

A small wrapper for LocalDb - using command line stuff. Can be used for creating and maintaining LocalDb instances. Super light and really simple - just a nice wrapper...

Create a temporary database (localDb/SqlExpress) for testing