Oracle Provider for OLEDB 8.1x Sample Code

The page provides samples in C#, VB and VC++ that demonstrate various features of Oracle Provider for OLEDB 8.1x.

Database Setup [13-Mar-2003]
This file contains information about the database setup required for the all the Oracle OLEDB Samples below.
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Visual Basic Samples

Chunk size sample [13-Mar-2003]
This sample demonstrates the use of ADO ChunkSize property versus ADO Value Property.
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Date Format Sample[13-Mar-2003]
This sample shows how to use the date column in database table using Oracle OLEDB with ActiveX Data Objects (ADO).
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Deferred Update for scalar data sample [13-Mar-2003]
This sample demonstrates the deferred update for scalar data feature of Oracle provider for OLEDB.  
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Immediate update for non-scalar data [13-Mar-2003]
This sample demonstrates the deferred update for non-scalar data (LOB data) like images, sounds etc feature of Oracle provider for OLEDB.
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Passing LOB parameters from and to a stored procedure [13-Mar-2003]
This sample demonstrates how to pass LOB parameters to and from a database stored procedure using Oracle OLEDB provider.
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Returning multiple recordsets from a stored procedure[13-Mar-2003]
This sample shows how to return multiple recordsets from database stored procedure using ActiveX Data Objects (ADO) with VB
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Passing Ndatatype to a Stored procedure [13-Mar-2003]
This sample demonstrates how to pass NDatatype parameters to a database stored procedure using Oracle OLEDB provider.
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Fetch size and cache size [13-Mar-2003]
This sample aims at demonstrating the use of ADO FetchSize and CacheSize
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VC++ ADO Samples

Returning Multiple recordsets and passing NLS data to a stored procedure using ADO with VC++ [13-Mar-2003]
This sample shows how to return multiple recordsets from an Oracle stored procedure and pass NVARCHAR2 parameters to the stored procedure using ActiveX Data Objects (ADO) with VC++.
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Passing LOB parameters from and to a stored procedure using ADO with VC++ [13-Mar-2003]
This sample shows how to pass LOB parameters to and from an Oracle stored procedure using Oracle Provider for OLEDB and ActiveX Data Objects (ADO) with VC++.
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VC++ OLEDB Samples

Returning Multiple recordsets and passing NLS data to a stored procedure using OLEDB Interfaces with VC++ [13-Mar-2003]
This sample shows how to return multiple recordsets from an Oracle stored procedure and pass NVARCHAR2 parameters to the stored procedure using OLEDB Interfaces with VC++.
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Passing LOB parameters from and to a stored procedure using OLEDB Interfaces with VC++ [13-Mar-2003]
This sample shows how to pass LOB parameters to and from an Oracle stored procedure using Oracle Provider for OLEDB and OLEDB Interfaces with VC++.
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C # Samples

Returning Multiple recordsets and passing NLS data to a stored procedure with C#[13-Mar-2003]
This sample shows how to return multiple recordsets from an Oracle stored procedure and pass NVARCHAR2 parameters to the stored procedure using ActiveX Data Objects (ADO) with Visual C Sharp.
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Passing LOB parameters from and to a stored procedure using ADO with C # [13-Mar-2003]
This sample shows how to pass LOB parameters to and from an Oracle stored procedure using Oracle Provider for OLEDB and ActiveX Data Objects (ADO) with Visual C Sharp.
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