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Asked: May 28, 20262026-05-28T05:33:10+00:00 2026-05-28T05:33:10+00:00

All the demos of Visual Studio Lightswitch use SQL-Server, it is possible to access

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All the demos of Visual Studio Lightswitch use SQL-Server, it is possible to access data from Oracle using Visual Studio Lightswitch?

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    2026-05-28T05:33:11+00:00Added an answer on May 28, 2026 at 5:33 am

    Visual Studio Lightswitch can be persisted to an Oracle Database via the Entity Framework.

    1. Oracle Data Provider (ODP.Net)

      Oracle’s ODAC Tools contains the Oracle Data Provider (ODP.Net) for use with Visual Studio applications. Oracle’s latest driver with support for Entity Framework 4.1 and “Model First” approach.

      EDIT: I am not sure if it supports “Code-First” or EF 4.2 so check documentation. That said, it’s free and supported by Oracle so I would strongly suggest starting here before rolling your own, or using open source providers/drivers.

      Download ODP.Net 11.2.0.3

      EF Tutorial w/ ODP.Net

      Notes: “11.2.0.2 Release 4” will cut it, but “11.2.0.3 is” out and more stable.

    2. Third party drivers are available for purchase:

      docConnect for Oracle

      DevArt’s ADO.Net Provider for Oracle

    3. Open Source Providers

      In addition there are some open source options available – one I found on Github:

      https://github.com/object/NorthwindOData


    Tutorial on MSDN: How to Connect Lightswitch to EF 4.1

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