ASP.NET MVC6 without EF - asp.net-core-mvc

is it possible to use MVC6 without using EF?. Wanted to confirm as we have a huge application in .NET 4.0 WebForms which uses a custom BL layer and DB Layer to talk to multiple databases ( SQL Server & PostgreSQL) seamlessly.
Thanks in advance.

yes it's possible. EF is just help you to call database

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http://nerddinner.codeplex.com/

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