Skip to Main Content
Forums

ODP.NET

Announcement

For appeals, questions and feedback about Oracle Forums, please email oracle-forums-moderators_us@oracle.com. Technical questions should be asked in the appropriate category. Thank you!

using managed odp.net

oradbuserSep 26 2013 — edited Sep 26 2013

All,

We have several .net applications running on client machines that target the unmanaged odp.net driver.

Now, if we write any new .net application that targets the managed odp.net,

should i install 12c cleint on all the client machines?

What steps do i need to follow to avoid installing 12c client on all the client machines.?

On searching the forum , few members have mentioned that I can extract 12c client and only

add the essential dll files related to managed provider.
Is there a list of which files are essential to use managed odp.net?

If i do extract all the dll's successfully and use in a project, and i deploy the project to client

machines, will it work successfully? (publish the project to client machines along with these new dll's)

Thanks.
This post has been answered by landyman on Sep 26 2013
Jump to Answer

Comments

user10757003
Yes, you can do this. you need to create empty batch files with the name in the correct format (as with the normal flat file batch process). Generally i expect you would know the location and Category to be used in creating the empty file name so these could be hard-coded. the issue is the Period to be used, and there are various options. If you are using the 'Global' POV setting then you could use the global period setting, which would have to updated each period by the administrator. Another option might be to maintain a seperate file with the current period held in it. Another option might be to utilise a filed on the locaiton which again would need maintaining. Another option might be that the period is held in the SQL table holding the data you are importing so you could do a read of the table first to get the period
1 - 1
Locked Post
New comments cannot be posted to this locked post.

Post Details

Locked on Oct 24 2013
Added on Sep 26 2013
#odp-net
4 comments
3,540 views