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Windows and .Net is about using Oracle within the Windows Operating System environment and with .Net as a development platform. Programmers can leverage their existing .NET skills such as VB.NET or C# to manipulate the data stored in an Oracle Database backend.
Oracle Data Provider for .NET is a tool for .NET developer to leverage the features of Oracle database like LOB data type, security, XML DB and more.
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http://www.oracle.com/technology/tech/dotnet/index.html
Oracle will be a Silver Sponsor at Microsoft PDC, October 27-30, 2008 in Los Angeles. For more information, go to: http://wiki.oracle.com/page/Oracle+at+Microsoft+PDC+2008
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Windows and .Net is about using Oracle within the Windows Operating System environment and with .Net as a development platform. Programmers can leverage their existing .NET skills such as VB.NET or C# to manipulate the data stored in an Oracle Database backend.
Oracle Data Provider for .NET is a tool for .NET developer to leverage the features of Oracle database like LOB data type, security, XML DB and more.
Suggested Link:
http://www.oracle.com/technology/tech/dotnet/index.html
Oracle will be a Silver Sponsor at Microsoft PDC, October 27-30, 2008 in Los Angeles. For more information, go to: http://wiki.oracle.com/page/Oracle+at+Microsoft+PDC+2008
Click EasyEdit to Create a wiki for Windows and .NET
New to wikis? Visit the Help section to get started.
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| AD_JA | ODP.net based Entity Framework Provider for Oracle | 0 | Jul 17 2009, 3:02 PM EDT by AD_JA | ||
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Hi, We have taken the MS Sample provider EFOracleProvider and converted it (very quickly) to use ODP.net 11.1 rather than system.data.oracleclient (which is being deprecated in .net 4.0). The project EFOracleOdpProvider is available at http://eforacleodpprovider.codeplex.com/ . Any contributions and feebback would be useful to everybody. This is very much an alpha version.
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| SellTibet | Oracle support for the ADO.NET Entity Framework | 0 | Jun 3 2009, 11:25 AM EDT by SellTibet | ||
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DataDirect’s Beta release of its Entity Framework provider for Oracle offers:
* 100% managed code architecture * Superior performance and integrated performance tunability wizards functional with the Entity Framework * Support for security features including Kerberos and SSL * Supports reliability features including connection failover and Oracle RAC * Support for key Oracle features including schemas, REF CURSORs, and packages * Extensive Oracle data type support including BLOB, BLOB, BINARY, and XML * 7 x 24 phone, email, and web-based technical support. * Provides interoperable platform for future DataDirect ADO.NET Entity Framework providers For more information or to download the Beta check out: http://www.datadirect.com/products/net/beta/index.ssp
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| jelose | truncation of a large string field (2000 chars) to 127 chars | 0 | Mar 20 2009, 9:41 AM EDT by jelose | ||
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retrieving a 1800-char string (varchar2(4000)): the return string to a c++ application is truncated to 127 chars.
Software: Oracle 10gr2 release 4, Oracle data Provider for MS Ole DB, Visual Studio C++ 6. How can I turn off this problem ? (I am adapting a SQLserver application to Oracle and have now this big surprise: it does on SQL server and not on oracle ..... (my world suddenly walks on the head ...))
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