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I'm new to Subsonic and I work primarily with Oracle databases. Can subsonic be used against an Oracle database and does it support the use of Oracle's ODP.NET data provider. If yes, can you point me to a good example? Thanks in advance. Scott runxc1 Bret Ferrier Marve is a little misleading. Subsonic can be used with Oracle but SubSonic 2.x actually uses System.Data.OracleClient . Subsonic 3.0 does not have any .tt files for Oracle yet as no one has stepped forward to do it. I have been using Subsonic 2.2 with Oracle for months now and find that it works very well. SubSonic does indeed work

We are in the process of moving from the .NET Microsoft oracle driver to the ODP.NET driver. One of the problems we have had is this error: ORA-12705: Cannot access NLS data files or invalid environment specified We were able to stop the error by modifying the registry and changing the setting ( see this question ) In our case we changed HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE - SOFTWARE - ORACLE - NLS_LANG which was set to NA to be the same as HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE - SOFTWARE - ORACLE - HOME0 - NLS_LANG which was set correctly My question is why would there be different NLS_LANG settings in the registry, and might

I am working with oracles odp.net core beta 3. Specifically, The dll is Oracle.ManagedDataAccess.Core.2.12.0-beta3. The project is to create a web api that sits on top of an oracle instance. My question - Is the command "Scaffold-DBContext" supported with this provider. If so what am I doing wrong... I've made the attempt using a connection string similar to the following. Data Source={databasename}/{TNS}.domain.local; User ID={UserName};Password={Password}; And the actual command in the Package Manager terminal Scaffold-DbContext Data Source={databasename}/{TNS}.domain.local; User ID=

I am having a strange problem since installing the latest version of ODAC, 11.2.0.2.1. I installed both the 32-bit and 64-bit versions because I develop applications for both architectures. My computer is Win 7 64-bit. Since installing ODAC and referencing the new 64-bit version of ODP.NET, one of my web application projects in Visual Studio 2010 gives the following warning for all aspx pages and masterpages when I view them in Markup View. ASP.NET runtime error: Could not load file or assembly 'Oracle.DataAccess' or one of its dependencies. An attempt was made to load a program with an

Return Value For UPDATE, INSERT, and DELETE statements, the return value is the number of rows affected by the command. For CREATE TABLE and DROP TABLE statements, the return value is 0. For all other types of statements, the return value is -1. That is what microsofts docs states about the return value of that function... Does that mean that if I call a stored proc, it would return a -1? To be clear, what return value should I expect to receive from a successful execution of a stored procedure or if the stored Procedure failed to execute for some reason... I am sure that it would throw me an

I'm having trouble with a query where I select records within a given timespan. The column I'm selecting from is of type DATE. I have mapped this column as a DateTime property, and the query works but is slow. The generated query looks like: (provided by NHProfiler ) select kifkalende0_.KALENDER_MEDARBEJDER_ID as KALENDER1_119_0_, kifkalende1_.KALENDER_EMNE_ID as KALENDER1_210_1_, kifkalende0_.OPDATERET_TIDSPUNKT as OPDATERET2_119_0_, kifkalende0_.AENDRET as AENDRET119_0_, kifkalende0_.OPDATERET_AF as OPDATERET4_119_0_, kifkalende0_.OPRETTET_AF as OPRETTET5_119_0_, kifkalende0_.OPRETTET