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Currently, open touryo uses odp.net.x86 NuGet package. This package requires Oracle Client. So developers should install Oracle Client on execution machines.
Oracle provides ODP.NET Managed Driver in Oracle 12c. ODP.NET Managed Driver is written all in managed code, and does not require Oracle Client. So constructing a environment will get easier. Furthermore, coding style is mostly unchanged.
According to this page, ODP.NET in ODAC 12c can access to an Oracle database 10g or later.
I think ODP.NET Managed Driver is useful when using Oracle database.
Could you consider adding support for ODP.NET Managed Driver?
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CRUD test and automatic generation test are required.
Release time
Since there are many tests.
This release will be scheduled for the next term (from April 2017 to September 2017).
Considerations
We will adopt a method to ask to the project to test during the project.
For this reason, we will leave DamOraOdp so that we can revert code when problems occur.
At the same time, it is necessary to respond quickly to the fixes of DamMgrOdp.
How to fix
Exclude DamOraOdp from the solutions.
DamOraOdp will be only excluded, not be deleted.
And, add the new Dam that is named DamMgrOdp.
Grep and replace the existing code as follows by Sakura Editor.
Replace Oracle.DataAccess with Oracle.ManagedDataAccess.
I think that Mgr is an abbreviation for Manager. (not Managed)
So, I think that new data access manager should be named DamManagedOdp or DamOdpManaged.
Requirement
Currently, open touryo uses odp.net.x86 NuGet package. This package requires Oracle Client. So developers should install Oracle Client on execution machines.
Oracle provides ODP.NET Managed Driver in Oracle 12c. ODP.NET Managed Driver is written all in managed code, and does not require Oracle Client. So constructing a environment will get easier. Furthermore, coding style is mostly unchanged.
According to this page, ODP.NET in ODAC 12c can access to an Oracle database 10g or later.
I think ODP.NET Managed Driver is useful when using Oracle database.
Could you consider adding support for ODP.NET Managed Driver?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: