ODP.NET from Oracle (free download). The standard MS libraries do not
support table types as input, at least not in 1.1 (have not played with
Oracle in 2.0 yet).
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Gregory A. Beamer
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Think Outside the Box!
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ODP.NET from Oracle (free download). The standard MS libraries do not
support table types as input, at least not in 1.1 (have not played with
Oracle in 2.0 yet).
Also you can send a PL/SQL block down from the MS provider. Being pure
PL/SQL it can use the table type, but it must communcate with .NET through
scalar bind variables.
EG Use an OracleCommand with a commandText something like
DECARE
lID number(9) := ID;
lName varchar2(50) := Name;
lTab MyTabType;
BEGIN
lTab.ID = lID;
lTab.Name = lName;
PL/SQL is Oracle's programming language. It's documented at Oracle's web
site.
David
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