Building C# from command line and referencing Oracle ODP.Net

[Matthew Houseman]

Can anyone tell me what the /reference: should be and what the using
directive in the C# should be to build C# code integrated with
ODP.Net?

I'm having no joy with the following:
$ csc -debug /reference:Oracle.DataAccess.dll foo.cs

There is a Global Assembly Name of Oracle.DataAccess in the Assembly
folder which points to C:/oracle/ora92/bin/Oracle.DataAccess.dll and
lastly, C:/oracle/ora92/bin is in my path.

Please help me.

Thanks,
Matt Houseman

 

[Steven Bras [MS]]

You might try using the /lib option to specify the path to the Oracle DLL,
as in:

csc /lib:c:\ /reference:t2.dll t2.cs

Hope this helps.

Steven Bras, MCSD
Microsoft Developer Support/Data Access Technologies

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[Matthew Houseman]

Yep, that did the trick for the compile.

FYI, for those of you out there who may attempt to do the same (syntax
is for GNU make from Bash shell):
Search_Customer_By_Email.exe : Search_Customer_By_Email.cs
csc -debug /lib:C:\\oracle\\ora92\\bin
/reference:Oracle.DataAccess.dll $<

Regards,
Matt Houseman