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VS 2022 AND ODT
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Literally registered an account to come onto this public forum and say: Hurry TFU! Thx!
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The lack of availability for VS 2022 support is very frustrating. The lack of information of the ETA even more so. My other 3rd party toolsets had support from day one.
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just a suggestion: try EF Core Power Tools. It's way better than the Oracle Tools, with just one downside: it doesn't support fuctions or stored procedures on Oracle Databases.
https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=ErikEJ.EFCorePowerTools
And yes, it can also re engineer existing databases.
If you don't need to call stored procedures, use that.
And it's open source... and Eric wasn't that surprised that Microsoft released a new version of Visual Studio. He even implemented it in preview versions of VS2022...
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doesn't work without ODT, so you are forced to use the old VS as well here.
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Nope, works here without Oracle Client installed and without ODT.
you should just have the TNSNames.ora file.
Edit: you have to add the Nuget packages for Oracle Open Data Access (core)!!
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Hi all, thank you for your patience. I know this delay is extremely frustrating. A status update: There was a bug in Visual Studio 2022 that prevented a significant feature in our extension from working and so we have been working with Microsoft to get the fix and make changes in our extensions to work with that fix. Progress is being made and we are moving forward towards the release. I will let you know here when I have a more firm timeframe for the release.
