dotConnect for BigCommerce enables ADO.NET integration with BigCommerce data via standard ADO.NET or Entity Framework interfaces. It serves as a reliable and efficient ADO.NET provider for seamless data interchange with BigCommerce.
Using dotConnect for BigCommerce is very straightforward, thanks to the fact that it comes with the same standard ADO.NET classes as other ADO.NET providers. More specifically, you can make use of the BigCommerceConnection, BigCommerceCommand, BigCommerceDataAdapter, BigCommerceDataReader, BigCommerceParameter, and other classes.
One of the standout features of dotConnect for BigCommerce is its ability to perform SQL queries against your BigCommerce data. With this feature, you can use SQL statements to work with a wide range of BigCommerce objects including accounts, contacts, leads, contracts, products, campaigns, opportunities and more.
Other notable features of this software include Entity Framework support, the ability to connect to BigCommerce from Server Explorer, and BigCommerce data binding.
Overall, if you're looking for a reliable way to work with BigCommerce data in your .NET applications, then dotConnect for BigCommerce is definitely worth checking out.
Version 1.10:
*Visual Studio 2019 version 16.5 Preview is supported
*Entity Framework 6.4 is supported
*Entity Framework Core 3.1 is supported
Version 1.9: * BigCommerce API version 3 is supported
Version 1.8: *Visual Studio 2019 is supported
Version 1.7:
*Entity Framework Core 2.1 is supported (Query type support, Lazy loading, the Constructor Parameter property)
*The 'Include Environment Variables' and 'Json File Base Path' properties added
*Entity Framework Core 2.1.1 is supported
Version 1.5:
*Entity Framework Support
-Entity Framework Core RC1 is supported
-Entity Framework-related assemblies are renamed
*Upgrade Wizard is improved for upgrading projects with the Entity Framework functionality
*Compatible with other dotConnect providers
Version 1.6:
*Visual Studio 2017 is supported
*The Readonly connection string parameter is added to allow only reading source data (only SELECT statements)
*Entity Framework Core 1.1.1 is supported