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Scenario : We have an application that is using Oracle 10g and the latest version of ODP.net within an ASP.net application. We are utilizing the .ClientID WriteOnly property on the OracleConnection object to pass in a specific UserID to the database for auditing purposes. When Connection Pooling is disabled, this works perfectly. When it is enabled, the first person who logs in (ex: USER1) updates a record and the MODIFIED_BY is USER1, but when a different user heads into the website after, thus grabbing the pooled connection, the MODIFIED_BY is still USER1 despite passing in USER2 to the

I'm working on converting an existing application from SQL Server over to Oracle, and I've hit a roadblock. I'm trying to execute an anonymous block as dynamic SQL and return a result set. However nothing I've tried seems to be able to return any values. Stored procedures are out due to design constraints. My query is defined as: DECLARE type id_array IS TABLE OF number; t_Ids id_array; BEGIN UPDATE CSM_RECORDS SET MIGRATION_STATE = 1, LAST_UPDATE = CURRENT_DATE WHERE OBJECT_UID IN (SELECT OBJECT_UID FROM CSM_RECORDS obj WHERE MIGRATION_STATE = 0 AND ROWNUM <= :BatchSize) AND (:BatchName IS

I'm trying to switch my .NET project over to the manage oracle to make deployments easier. However I'm getting the following error in my test Win Server 2013 environment: Unable to determine the provider name for connection of type 'Oracle.ManagedDataAccess.Client.OracleConnection'. Steps I've taken so far: Removed all Oracle.DataAccess dll's and references from the solution Added the Oracle Data Provider for .NET (ODP.NET) Managed Driver in the NuGet package manager Switched all Imports Oracle.DataAccess statements over to Imports Oracle.ManagedDataAccess I'm not getting any build errors, and

I am using ODP.NET in my asp.net project in order for the application to talk to oracle 11 g Express on Windows 2008 server (32 bit). While on development machine I had Windows 7 (32 bit). I installed Windows 8 (64 bit) on the development machine and tried to run the application from visual studio 2012, It gave the error 'Could not load file or assembly 'Oracle.DataAccess''. After a little search I realized that I have to install ODP.NET (64 bit) in order to use it on 64-bit machine, so I uninstalled the 32 bit version and installed 64-bit ODP.NET. Removed the reference to old Oracle

Where can I find the listing of ODP to CLR type mapping? On Oracle database, the NUMBER(9,0) type comes out in .NET app as System.Decimal from the MS Oracle driver, but as System.Int32 from ODP driver. I need an exact specification of types coming out from database (not the CLR to DB parameter mapping). Run this simple test to get mappings for SqlServer and Oracle (both MS and ODP.NET drivers): using System; using System.Collections.Generic; using System.Data; using System.Data.SqlClient; using System.Linq; using Oracle.DataAccess.Client; namespace DbOutTypeTest { public class Program {

Closed. This question is off-topic. It is not currently accepting answers. Learn more . Want to improve this question? Update the question so it's on-topic for Stack Overflow. Closed 4 years ago . Are the Oracle ODP.NET libraries redistributable? As in, can I simply include the Oracle.DataAccess.dll with my application & reference it without getting into any legal hot water? The download license for the ODAC on OTN is fairly incomprehesible legalese that doesn't make it clear whether I can or can't include the dll directly. What you want to distribute is the Oracle Instant Client . This is a

First I would like to say that I am not familiar at all with Oracle databases, so my words might be poorly chosen and my understanding of some concept might be wrong... Anyway, I am trying to connect to an Oracle 11g database using ODP.NET and every time it gives me this exception : System.TypeInitializationException occurred HResult=-2146233036 Message=The type initializer for 'OracleInternal.Network.AddressResolution' threw an exception. Source=Kiwi.ServiceBase TypeName=OracleInternal.Network.AddressResolution StackTrace: at OracleInternal.ConnectionPool.PoolManager`3.CreateNewPR(Int32