My question is: Is there one available I can't find one at all!!!
Also, what other requirements are there Oracle client v 9+ I expect.
Microsoft ADO .net 2.0 Provider for Oracle
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Microsoft ADO .net 2.0 Provider for Oracle
HamzaNet
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When you try to add a reference do you see System.Data.OracleClient
Dion.
SuperM
I reckon the ODP.NET (Oracle Database Provider for .NET) is actually refer to all those classes that design and optimize for Oracle database access (e.g. OracleConnection ...etc ) You could find them under System.Data.OracleClient namespace. (However, i am not familiar with Oracle tho :p)
ODP.NET can be use with Oracle8, Oracle8i, or Oracle9i database (found it on Oracle.com)
hope it helps,
Ivan Wong
JT Gartner
System.Data.OracleClient is the Microsoft Oracle client. ODP.NET is Oracle.DataAccess.Client.
Oracle has not yet released ODP.NET for .Net 2, so you either have to use the Microsoft one or ODP.NET for .Net 1.1.
To use System.Data.OracleClient you will need to add it to your references first.
Dion
ScottMFG