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Oracle has just released some updated client software for OleDb and Odbc.
This software is posted along with the Oracle database 9iR2. There is a new
connection string attribute in the OleDb connection string:
OleDb.NET=true/false. True would be set when run under the .NET Framework
and using The System.Data.OleDb set of methods for making a connection. One
interesting note in the OleDb readme file, do not use the hidden rowid
column within the DataSet object. This column will be marked as the primary
key, no matter what column within the table is market as the primary key.

I have not found any updated info on the Odbc drivers and .net. I will post
them when i find them.

Wally
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Moore, Matthew
Do you know if Oracle is going to release a new client for 8i? I would really be interested in acquiring a OracleConnection like the people who have SQL Server have. (SQLConnection) Something completely optimized for Oracle that would be a lot faster....especially when upgrading to 9i really isn't an option at this point.

Matt

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From: Wally McClure [mailto:Click here to reveal e-mail address]
Sent: Thursday, May 23, 2002 8:48 AM
To: ngfx-oracle
Subject: [ngfx-oracle] Oracle's updated clients

Oracle has just released some updated client software for OleDb and Odbc.
This software is posted along with the Oracle database 9iR2. There is a new
connection string attribute in the OleDb connection string:
OleDb.NET=true/false. True would be set when run under the .NET Framework
and using The System.Data.OleDb set of methods for making a connection. One
interesting note in the OleDb readme file, do not use the hidden rowid
column within the DataSet object. This column will be marked as the primary
key, no matter what column within the table is market as the primary key.

I have not found any updated info on the Odbc drivers and .net. I will post
them when i find them.

Wally
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Scott Sargent
Microsoft released an Managed provider for Oracle, also Oracle is releasing
a managed provider for oracle. Oracle Data Provider.net or odp.net, I
believe is the name. I've used microsoft's primarily against 9i but i do
believe that you can use it against 8i as well (actually i think thats what
you're supposed to do). You can check otn.oracle.com I think they'll post
it there when they release it.

HTH

Scott

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