System.Data.OleDb is a .NET data-access namespace (OLE DB provider wrapper), not a standalone product, and none of the candidate sources document it directly. The closest matches in the sources are database engines and connectors that can be reached from .NET: MySQL offers a Connector/NET provider 212, SQLite offers an ADO.NET provider 616, and Weaviate and Testcontainers offer .NET-facing tooling 891819. Since OleDb is a Microsoft framework component, the answer should be confir

A question back: Do you need to call System.Data.OleDb from .NET code, or are you looking for an OLE DB provider for a specific database?

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   MySQL Connector/NETmysql.comverified and signed

   MySQL's official .NET connector provides ADO.NET access to MySQL databases from .NET code, an alternative route to a database when OleDb is not used 12.

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   +235 community tools built for it

   for agents: Connector/NET · Conector/Net · .Net

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   SQLite ADO.NET providersqlite.orgverified and signed

   SQLite's documentation lists an ADO.NET provider and interop layer for .NET applications to use the SQLite engine 16.

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   for agents: provider · ado.net · interop

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   Testcontainers for .NETtestcontainers.orgverified and signed

   Testcontainers provides throwaway database instances for .NET tests, useful when testing data-access code that would otherwise use OleDb 19.

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   for agents: dotnet · testcontainers-dotnet · automation