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How can I use saas-ecom without relying on a local mdf and EF?
My goal is to have membership implemented elsewhere as well. I want to use SQL Azure, for example.
What steps can I take to extricate this project from local mdf databases?
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Using SQL Azure instead of local mdf and Entity Framework
Using other data stores instead of local mdf and Entity Framework
Jun 30, 2015
Hi @philoushka, if you want to use a SQL Server database, you can do so by just changing the connection string. On the other hand, if you need to use your custom authentication implementation, there's a bit of work involved on SaasEcom that I'm willing to integrate in the core library as it has been requested already. Would you be able to help to do this work?
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How can I use saas-ecom without relying on a local mdf and EF?
My goal is to have membership implemented elsewhere as well. I want to use SQL Azure, for example.
What steps can I take to extricate this project from local mdf databases?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: