Hello
I'm wondering if i can work with two different data access in the same project?
this is the scenario:
I'm working in a web application using .net core as back-end and Angular 2 as front-end,
now in my SQL database i use alot of Stored Procedures, i face a difficulty to use Stored Procedure and views using [Code-First/ DB first], and i used to work with native Ado.net sql commands in my previous project.
So my problem arised when i need to use the MS Identity for authentication and authorization, i figured out that using identiy worked with Entity Framework, Identity will use DBContext to query database using connection string.
My point is if i use the same connection string that is used by Identity framework to query my database with native Ado.net sq commands.
Is this a bad practice or it's slows the performance, is there any conflict will appeare if i use two data access pointing to the SAME database for the same project.