WCF-Custom Biztalk 2013 - Access to SQL Server 2014 Database

Hi,
i don't see nowhere of capability from the Biztalk adapter to access differente version of Sql server.
I want to send ou receive information with a WCF-Custom from SQL Server 2014, i'm in Biztalk 2013 (not R2 ) it's possible ?
Do you have a link or a list of version autorized to accessed by the wcf-custom Sql binging ?
Thanks a lot

Hi, I can suppose that the main problem for Joao is not if it works in general or not.
The real problem is that he is not sure if this configuration is officially supported by Microsoft.
If you are developing an integration project for a client you need to have this guarantee. If not, you can have an unsupported scenario, and if something fails you could have a big problem with your client.
If I were you, I would talk with the client account manager about this.
Regards.

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