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Expand Up @@ -45,7 +45,7 @@ Starting with EF 9, it's recommended to use `UseAzureSql` and `UseAzureSynapse`

### EnableRetryOnFailureByDefault

EF 9 introduced `EnableRetryOnFailureByDefault` method that configures the context to default [execution strategy](xref:core/miscellaneous/connection-resiliency) unless it is configured explicitly (i.e. when using DI). To use it, simply call `ConfigureSqlEngine(c => c.EnableRetryOnFailureByDefault())` and later you can use `UseSqlServer` or `UseAzureSql` or `UseAzureSynapse` as usual.
EF 9 introduced `EnableRetryOnFailureByDefault` method that configures the context to default [execution strategy](xref:core/miscellaneous/connection-resiliency) unless it is configured explicitly (i.e. when using DI). To use it, simply call `ConfigureSqlEngine(c => c.EnableRetryOnFailureByDefault())` and later you can use `UseSqlServer` as usual. It is not necessary to call `EnableRetryOnFailureByDefault` when using `UseAzureSql` or `UseAzureSynapse`, as they already enable the default execution strategy.

## Supported Database Engines

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