Data.Net

A simple, lightweight data access library for any ADO.Net providers like SQL server, Oracle & MySQL.

Source – https://github.com/deepumi/Data.Net

No Dependencies

Since Data.Net is written in .NetStandard 2.0 no third party libraries are required.

Supporting platforms

Data.Net support multiple frameworks and platforms.

• Net Core 2.0 / ASP.NET Core 2.0
• Net Standard 2.0
• NetFramework 4.6.1
• NetFramework 4.6.2
• NetFramework 4.7.0

Nuget

Install Data.Net via Nuget

PM> Install-Package Data.Net

Execute a query and return a single value from the first row

using (var db = new Database()) //make sure connection string is configured in the config file with <connectionStrings><clear/><add../></connectionStrings>
{
  var firstName = db.ExecuteScalar<string>("SELECT FirstName From Users_Test Where Email = @Email",
                  parameters:new DataParameters{{"Email", "user@domain.com" } });
  Assert.IsTrue(!string.IsNullOrWhiteSpace(firstName));
}

Execute a query and convert to POCO object

public class User
{
    public string FirstName { get; set; } //make sure property name is same as table column name, otherwise use alias in sql query.
    public string LastName { get; set; }
    public string Email { get; set; }
}

using(var db = new Database(new OracleConnection("connectionString")))
{
    List<User> q = db.Query<User>("SELECT EmailAddress as Email,LastName FROM Users_Test");
    Assert.IsTrue(q.Count > 0);
}

Execute a stored procedure and get multiple output parameter and return value.

 var parameters = new DataParameters
 {
    { "@Email", "user1@domain.com" },
    { "@RecordCount"}, //Default parameter direction is 'output'
    { "@AnotherOutParameter"},
    { "@ReturnVal",ParameterDirection.ReturnValue}
 };

  var q = db.Query<User>("PROC_NAME", CommandType.StoredProcedure, parameters);
  
  Assert.IsTrue(q.Count > 0);
  Assert.IsTrue(dataParameter.Value<int>("@RecordCount") > 0);
  Assert.IsTrue(dataParameter.Value<int>("@AnotherOutParameter") > 0);
  Assert.IsTrue(dataParameter.Value<int>("@ReturnVal") > 0);

Execute a command with DB transaction.

using (var db = new Database())
{
  try
  {
      db.BeginTransaction(); //create transaction.
    
      db.ExecuteNonQuery("sql", parameters:new DataParameters{{"Email", "user@domain.com" } });
      db.ExecuteNonQuery("sql", parameters:new DataParameters{{"Email", "user@domain.com" } });
      
      db.CommitTransaction(); //commit transaction.
  }
  catch (Exception)
  {
      db.RollbackTransaction(); // rollback if any failure. 
  }
}

Execute multiple query using a single DB connection instance

using(var db = new Database())
{
  var reader1 = db.ExecuteReader("sql",CommandType.Text,parameters,CommandBehavior.Default);
  var reader2 = db.ExecuteReader("sql",CommandType.Text,parameters); //default behaviour is close connection
}

Create DB provider specific parameter object

Data.Net support multiple overloads so that you can create DB specific parameter object like below.

public void Add(IDbDataParameter parameter) {}  //For any Ado.Net specific provider
public void Add(string name, object value) {}
public void Add(string name, ParameterDirection direction = ParameterDirection.Output,DbType dbType = DbType.Int32, int size = 0) {}

Example usage

var p = new DataParameter();

p.Add(new OracleParameter("name","value"));
p.Add("name","value");
p.Add("name",ParameterDirection.Output,DbType.Int32,0);

Please check out more samples in the Unit test app.