DevExpress.Xpo 24.1.3

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.NET 6.0 This package targets .NET 6.0. The package is compatible with this framework or higher. .NET Framework 4.5.2 This package targets .NET Framework 4.5.2. The package is compatible with this framework or higher.
There is a newer version of this package available.
See the version list below for details. 
dotnet add package DevExpress.Xpo --version 24.1.3                

                    
                

            
NuGet\Install-Package DevExpress.Xpo -Version 24.1.3
This command is intended to be used within the Package Manager Console in Visual Studio, as it uses the NuGet module's version of Install-Package. 
<PackageReference Include="DevExpress.Xpo" Version="24.1.3" />
For projects that support PackageReference, copy this XML node into the project file to reference the package. 
paket add DevExpress.Xpo --version 24.1.3                

                    
                

            
#r "nuget: DevExpress.Xpo, 24.1.3"
#r directive can be used in F# Interactive and Polyglot Notebooks. Copy this into the interactive tool or source code of the script to reference the package. 
// Install DevExpress.Xpo as a Cake Addin
#addin nuget:?package=DevExpress.Xpo&version=24.1.3

// Install DevExpress.Xpo as a Cake Tool
#tool nuget:?package=DevExpress.Xpo&version=24.1.3

eXpress Persistent Objects (XPO) is an Object-Relational Mapping (ORM) tool that handles all aspects of database creation and object persistence, allowing you to concentrate on your application's business logic. XPO supports more than a dozen database management systems and implements a common high-level API. Whether using MS SQL Server, PostgreSQL, MySQL, Oracle, or others, you will use the same code to implement data access and management operations. Should you decide to move your storage to a different database system, you’ll only need to change the connection string. For more information, see https://devexpress.com/XPO.

Product Compatible and additional computed target framework versions.
.NET net6.0 is compatible.  net6.0-android was computed.  net6.0-ios was computed.  net6.0-maccatalyst was computed.  net6.0-macos was computed.  net6.0-tvos was computed.  net6.0-windows was computed.  net7.0 was computed.  net7.0-android was computed.  net7.0-ios was computed.  net7.0-maccatalyst was computed.  net7.0-macos was computed.  net7.0-tvos was computed.  net7.0-windows was computed.  net8.0 was computed.  net8.0-android was computed.  net8.0-browser was computed.  net8.0-ios was computed.  net8.0-maccatalyst was computed.  net8.0-macos was computed.  net8.0-tvos was computed.  net8.0-windows was computed. 
.NET Framework net452 is compatible.  net46 was computed.  net461 was computed.  net462 was computed.  net463 was computed.  net47 was computed.  net471 was computed.  net472 was computed.  net48 was computed.  net481 was computed. 
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Xpand.Extensions.XAF.Xpo

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DevExpress.Xpo.de

eXpress Persistent Objects (XPO) is an Object-Relational Mapping (ORM) tool that handles all aspects of database creation and object persistence, allowing you to concentrate on your application's business logic. XPO supports more than a dozen database management systems and implements a common high-level API. Whether using MS SQL Server, PostgreSQL, MySQL, Oracle, or others, you will use the same code to implement data access and management operations. Should you decide to move your storage to a different database system, you’ll only need to change the connection string. For more information, see https://DevExpress.com/XPO.
DevExpress.Xpo.ja

eXpress Persistent Objects (XPO) is an Object-Relational Mapping (ORM) tool that handles all aspects of database creation and object persistence, allowing you to concentrate on your application's business logic. XPO supports more than a dozen database management systems and implements a common high-level API. Whether using MS SQL Server, PostgreSQL, MySQL, Oracle, or others, you will use the same code to implement data access and management operations. Should you decide to move your storage to a different database system, you’ll only need to change the connection string. For more information, see https://DevExpress.com/XPO.
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DevExpress.Xpo.es

eXpress Persistent Objects (XPO) is an Object-Relational Mapping (ORM) tool that handles all aspects of database creation and object persistence, allowing you to concentrate on your application's business logic. XPO supports more than a dozen database management systems and implements a common high-level API. Whether using MS SQL Server, PostgreSQL, MySQL, Oracle, or others, you will use the same code to implement data access and management operations. Should you decide to move your storage to a different database system, you’ll only need to change the connection string. For more information, see https://DevExpress.com/XPO.

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24.1.8-pre-24322 188 11/20/2024
24.1.8-pre-24315 211 11/13/2024
24.1.8-pre-24308 201 11/6/2024
24.1.7 20,894 11/1/2024
24.1.6 80,989 9/20/2024
24.1.5 84,375 8/15/2024
24.1.4 93,158 7/18/2024
24.1.3 97,061 6/13/2024
24.1.1-alpha-24085 1,204 3/26/2024
23.2.11-pre-24322 132 11/20/2024
23.2.11-pre-24308 184 11/6/2024
23.2.10 982 11/1/2024
23.2.9 3,313 9/20/2024
23.2.8 3,194 8/15/2024
23.2.7 11,193 6/28/2024
23.2.7-pre-24166 173 6/19/2024
23.2.6 134,103 5/7/2024
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23.2.6-pre-24091 365 4/3/2024
23.2.6-pre-24077 602 3/20/2024
23.2.5 227,899 3/14/2024
23.2.4 231,270 2/1/2024
23.2.3 314,517 12/13/2023
23.1.13 500 11/1/2024
23.1.12 2,217 8/15/2024
23.1.11 2,767 6/27/2024
23.1.11-pre-24166 231 6/19/2024
23.1.10 24,388 5/7/2024
23.1.10-pre-24112 258 4/24/2024
23.1.10-pre-24105 271 4/17/2024
23.1.10-pre-24098 342 4/10/2024
23.1.10-pre-24091 265 4/3/2024
23.1.9 7,425 3/14/2024
23.1.8 17,271 2/1/2024
23.1.7 13,312 12/14/2023
23.1.6 251,872 10/19/2023
23.1.5 266,341 9/4/2023
23.1.4 303,603 7/21/2023
23.1.3 249,076 6/14/2023
22.2.14 588 11/1/2024
22.2.13 2,409 8/15/2024
22.2.12 5,515 5/7/2024
22.2.12-pre-24107 320 4/17/2024
22.2.11 7,170 2/15/2024
22.2.10 10,731 12/14/2023
22.2.9 15,409 10/19/2023
22.2.8 34,716 9/4/2023
22.2.7 34,140 6/27/2023
22.2.6 297,784 4/27/2023
22.2.5 172,487 3/30/2023
22.2.4 521,907 1/27/2023
22.2.3 215,418 12/9/2022
22.1.14 2,294 5/7/2024
22.1.13 2,953 2/15/2024
22.1.12 2,462 12/14/2023
22.1.11 10,741 8/31/2023
22.1.10 14,290 6/27/2023
22.1.9 11,396 4/27/2023
22.1.8 23,622 3/2/2023
22.1.7 40,596 12/15/2022
22.1.6 356,336 10/20/2022
22.1.5 302,451 9/8/2022
22.1.4 347,215 7/28/2022
22.1.3 180,467 6/20/2022
22.1.2-beta 3,241 5/27/2022
21.2.15 8,920 12/14/2023
21.2.14 9,058 6/27/2023
21.2.13 10,964 4/13/2023
21.2.12 44,311 12/15/2022
21.2.11 30,156 10/20/2022
21.2.10 18,519 9/8/2022
21.2.9 52,182 7/21/2022
21.2.8 125,151 6/8/2022
21.2.8-pre-22151 2,398 6/3/2022
21.2.8-pre-22144 2,672 5/25/2022
21.2.8-pre-22131 6,127 5/13/2022
21.2.7 264,151 4/18/2022
21.2.6 522,265 3/2/2022
21.2.5 215,254 1/24/2022
21.2.4 413,389 12/9/2021
21.2.3 274,284 11/1/2021
21.1.12 8,739 4/13/2023
21.1.11 6,007 10/20/2022
21.1.10 10,766 7/21/2022
21.1.9 26,139 4/28/2022
21.1.8 11,592 2/10/2022
21.1.7 31,853 12/9/2021
21.1.6 212,095 9/30/2021
21.1.5 238,002 8/5/2021
21.1.4 193,123 6/24/2021
21.1.3 149,442 5/26/2021
20.2.13 6,294 4/13/2023
20.2.12 12,957 10/20/2022
20.2.11 24,906 5/5/2022
20.2.10 49,585 12/9/2021
20.2.9 76,302 8/18/2021
20.2.8 15,041 6/24/2021
20.2.7 162,951 4/29/2021
20.2.6 285,291 3/18/2021
20.2.5 330,790 1/21/2021
20.2.4 231,094 12/3/2020
20.2.3 226,607 10/27/2020
20.1.17 6,309 4/13/2023
20.1.16 8,866 10/20/2022
20.1.15 19,365 5/5/2022
20.1.14 11,936 12/9/2021
20.1.13 12,217 7/8/2021
20.1.12 6,045 4/29/2021
20.1.11 8,722 3/19/2021
20.1.10 11,172 1/21/2021
20.1.9 14,914 11/26/2020
20.1.8 48,579 10/14/2020
20.1.7 222,241 8/27/2020
20.1.6 157,323 7/17/2020
20.1.5 6,483 7/16/2020
20.1.4 209,852 6/4/2020
20.1.3 263,368 4/30/2020
19.2.15 9,828 10/20/2022
19.2.14 12,177 5/5/2022
19.2.12 9,524 4/29/2021
19.2.11 17,804 12/16/2020
19.2.10 10,648 10/14/2020
19.2.9 22,070 7/15/2020
19.2.8 20,445 5/21/2020
19.2.7 197,584 3/26/2020
19.2.6 272,048 1/31/2020
19.2.5 129,258 12/19/2019
19.2.4 190,178 11/22/2019
19.2.3 295,633 10/25/2019
19.1.16 6,363 10/20/2022
19.1.15 5,751 5/5/2022
19.1.14 4,659 12/9/2021
19.1.13 6,445 4/29/2021
19.1.12 7,209 10/14/2020
19.1.11 14,066 5/21/2020
19.1.10 8,667 4/3/2020
19.1.9 46,210 1/31/2020
19.1.8 9,246 11/22/2019
19.1.7 19,710 10/18/2019
19.1.6 91,490 9/12/2019
19.1.5 198,214 8/1/2019
19.1.4 116,026 6/20/2019
19.1.3 84,428 5/16/2019
19.1.2 8,939 4/23/2019
18.2.18 5,482 10/20/2022
18.2.17 5,776 5/5/2022
18.2.16 4,819 12/9/2021
18.2.15 6,203 4/29/2021
18.2.14 5,451 10/14/2020
18.2.13 10,853 6/4/2020
18.2.12 7,496 4/3/2020
18.2.11 19,565 11/14/2019
18.2.10 17,098 8/1/2019
18.2.9 23,344 6/11/2019
18.2.8 53,057 4/25/2019
18.2.7 93,820 3/13/2019
18.2.6 33,075 2/12/2019
18.2.5 25,013 1/24/2019
18.2.4 60,774 12/23/2018
18.2.3 214,162 11/8/2018
18.1.18 6,873 5/5/2022
18.1.17 3,282 12/9/2021
18.1.16 5,836 4/29/2021
18.1.15 17,747 10/14/2020
18.1.14 6,799 6/4/2020
18.1.13 4,232 4/3/2020
18.1.12 28,445 6/11/2019
18.1.11 10,732 4/18/2019
18.1.10 4,327 3/13/2019
18.1.9 4,324 2/12/2019
18.1.8 6,333 1/24/2019
18.1.7 22,977 11/1/2018
18.1.6 94,905 9/5/2018
18.1.5 38,286 8/2/2018
18.1.4 22,235 6/21/2018
18.1.3 42,004 5/29/2018