dotConnect for Oracle Articles
Here is the list of some articles about dotConnect for Oracle. The full documentation can be viewed online or downloaded as chm file. When you install dotConnect for Oracle, its documentation is also integrated into Visual Studio help collections.
Tutorials
These tutorials will guide you through the process of creating a simple application powered by ADO.NET Entity Framework or LinqConnect technology. In less than 5 minutes you will have a ready-to-use data access layer for your business objects.
- How to Connect to Oracle in .NET with C#
- .NET Oracle connection strings
- Connecting C# to Oracle with EF Core
- Connecting C# to Oracle in .NET Blazor Using EF Core
- Oracle CRUD Operations in .NET MAUI
- How to Create Oracle Table Using dotConnect for Oracle
- How to Insert Data into Tables Using OracleCommand
- Entity Framework Support
- Using Entity Framework with ADO.NET Provider for Oracle
- Entity Framework Core Database-First Tutorial for .NET Core
- Generating Model From Oracle Database using Entity Developer
- Tutorial: How to Connect Visual Studio LightSwitch to Oracle
- LINQ to Oracle Tutorial
- SimpleMembership and SimpleRole Providers for Oracle in ASP.NET MVC 4 Application Tutorial
Using dotConnect for Oracle Advanced Features
Here are some articles on using specific dotConnect for Oracle features. They will show you the principles of working with dotConnect for Oracle, introduce its advanced functionality, and help to make development with our data provider easier and more effective.
- Oracle Integration with ASP.NET Provider Model
- Asynchronous Oracle Query Execution in .NET
- Navigating Problems in Oracle Development and Entity Data Model Wizard
- dotConnect for Oracle and Enterprise Library Data Access Block
- Using Oracle DataSource Component
- Integration dotConnect for Oracle with design-time features of Visual Studio
- Using DBMonitor
- BIS Support in dotConnect for Oracle
Oracle-Specific Technologies in dotConnect for Oracle
dotConnect for Oracle supports most of the Oracle-specific technologies. The following articles will show you how to take full advantage of the data provider when developing Oracle-based applications.
- Comparing Data Providers for Oracle
- How to use SQL parameters with dotConnect for Oracle
- How to work with BLOB and CLOB data using dotConnect for Oracle
- How to use Oracle advanced queuing with dotConnect for Oracle
- Working with Oracle cursors in .NET
- Updating multiple records with PL/SQL tables using dotConnect for Oracle
- Working with Oracle Array Binding in C# and Visual Basic
- Working with Objects using dotConnect for Oracle
- Working with VARRAY Type using dotConnect for Oracle
- Transparent Application Failover Support
- Retrieving Metadata Using dotConnect for Oracle