Program compiled under 1.1 still references 1.0

[Tom]

Hi,

I have an application which I just converted from VS 2002 1.0 Framework to
VS 2003 1.1 Framework. This application uses the Oracle ODP for .NET.
However, even after compiling, it still says that the ODP DLL is using
Runtime 1.0.xxxx. This is even further complicated when I try to do an
install, because it says it needs portions of the 1.0 framework (such as
VisualBasic, etc)

I really don't want to have to have my users install both the 1.0 and the
1.1 frameworks; plus, when this is running isn't this going to slow things
down (having to reference both of the different runtimes, CLRs, etc) and
maybe even cause processing issues? Plus, if I am using 1.1 why should my
app need or reference 1.0? Please advise. Any help appreciated. Note: Tried
to get onto the Oracle forums but their forum web site seems to be having
problems... so much for the 'unbreakable' Oracle! ;-)

Thanks in advance.

Tom

 

[Marc Butenko]

It sounds like you need 1.0 because of their DLL. It shouldn't cause any
problems other than the install problem.

Another option is to use the OracleDataClient for the .NET Framework
provided by Microsoft...

 

[Tom]

Marc: But here is the issue: It runs fine on my machine WITHOUT the 1.0
framework! I only have 1.1 installed; yet, if I run the .exe directly from
Start...Run it works perfectly! So even though ODP -says- it is using the
1.1 framework, i.NET must somehow be forcing it at runtime to use the 1.1
framework; otherwise, I wouldn't be ablet to run it at all!

Maybe it is just an install(er) issue?

Tom