New Oracle Data Access Components (ODAC) for Windows Available
The new ODAC 11.1.0.7.20 accesses the latest Oracle Database features to improve application performance and developer productivity.
New ODAC features include Advanced Queuing API and Visual Studio tools; self-tuning ODP.NET, Visual Studio Oracle Performance Analyzer for application tuning; promotable transactions;
and Server Explorer filtering, performing multiple node operations at once, and performance enhancements.
Article: ODP.NET Messaging Applications with Oracle Streams Advanced Queuing
Applications frequently need to pass messages to each other, and they need to do so reliably and often asynchronously. Learn how to build .NET messaging applications with Oracle's database queue using
Visual Studio and ODP.NET.
Oracle OpenWorld .NET Event Recap
Another Oracle OpenWorld and Oracle Develop has come and gone. If you missed any of the Oracle on .NET sessions,
you can stream the recorded presentations via Oracle OpenWorld On Demand
if you have purchased the option. If not, you can still review the presentations when they become available at the
Oracle on Windows and .NET Events Page.
.NET Comes to Oracle Berkeley DB
Oracle Berkeley DB products are embeddable databases that provide developers with a fast, reliable, local key-value data store with zero administration.
They are perfectly-suited when a non-relational data store is needed. With the new Berkeley DB 4.8 release, .NET developers can now access Berkeley DB
via a native .NET API. C#, Visual Basic, and C++ .NET developers will be able to build Berkeley DB .NET applications within Visual Studio.
To ease development, Berkeley DB .NET is Intellisense-aware and documentation is integrated into Visual Studio Help.
Oracle Database 11g Release 2 Now Available
Use ODAC 11g to access the latest Oracle Database 11g Release 2 features and start lowering your IT costs today.
Microsoft Announces System.Data.OracleClient Deprecation: Learn Why Developers Should Migrate to ODP.NET
Microsoft announced the deprecation of System.Data.OracleClient, also known as Microsoft OracleClient. .NET data access developers that use Microsoft OracleClient now consider using ODP.NET to connect to the Oracle database. Learn why many developers now want to use ODP.NET and how to migrate your Microsoft OracleClient application to ODP.NET.
IDC White Paper: Oracle Database on Windows and .NET Interoperability
IDC examines what Oracle Database offers to the Windows administrator and .NET developer and the depth of that integration. In addition, the white paper includes a case study of how a customer has taken advantage of Oracle and Microsoft's tight integration. |
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