Why SQL server used with ASP.NET mostly

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I need to find good reason for using sql server database with asp.net which is important for me to demonstrate using it with asp.et and is it the most common use with asp.net or not

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Posted 29-Aug-16 1:00am

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deepankarbhatnagar 29-Aug-16 11:01am

Because both from Microsoft so compatible with each other most.

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Maciej Los · Answer 1 · 2016-08-29T05:39:00

I think your assumption is wrong...
A "good reason for using sql server database" does not exists!
ASP.NET gives you flexibility in how you connect to databases[^]. There's a lot of .net providers[^] which can handle almost each database engine. You can use Oracle database, but you have to download and install Oracle database framework[^], because OracleClient "drivers" provided by MS are deprecated[^]. For example: Using ASP.NET with Oracle Database[^]

For further details, please see:
Microsoft ASP.NET 2.0 Providers: Introduction[^]
SQL Server and ADO.NET[^]
Overview of Oracle Providers for ASP.NET[^]
OLE DB Providers Overview[^]
ConnectionStrings.com - Forgot that connection string? Get it here![^]

ZurdoDev · Answer 2 · 2016-08-29T06:17:00

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It is simply because they are both Microsoft products.

Posted 29-Aug-16 6:17am

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