dotConnect for Oracle 5.35.62

dotConnect for Oracle 5.35.62 (formerly known as OraDirect .NET) comes as an enhanced and comprehensible data provider for Oracle that builds on ADO.NET technology for developing Oracle-based database applications. As part of the Devart database application development framework, dotConnect for Oracle offers both high performance native connectivity to the Oracle database and a number of innovative development tools and technologies.

dotConnect for Oracle introduces new approaches for designing application architecture, boosts productivity, and leverages database application implementation.

Major Features:

1.  Direct access mode (without Oracle client)
2. 100% managed code
3. High performance
4. Easy to deploy
5. Supports the latest versions of Oracle server, including Personal and Express editions
6. All Oracle data types support
7. Full Oracle Objects support
8. Comprehensive REF CURSOR support
9. PL/SQL tables and PL/SQL records support
10. .NET Compact Framework support
11. Entity Framework support
12. LINQ to Oracle support
13. ASP.NET Provider Model support
14. Operates in both connected and disconnected models
15. Powerful OracleDataTable component as all-in-one table data access solution
16. Typed OraclePackage component for wrapping PL/SQL packages
17. Auxiliary components for SQL scripts and bulk data transfer
18. Extra data binding capabilities
19. Cross-form components cooperation
20. Ability of monitoring query execution
21. Licensed royalty-free per developer, per team, or per site

Enhancements:

• Implemented Ping() method of OracleConnection class
• Fixed bug with memory leak when working with Oracle client 11
• LINQ to Oracle
• • Changed exception type on the Single method not returning value
  • Fixed bug with redundant quering of the nullable association end
  • Fixed bug with DataContext.CommandTimeout
  • Fixed bug with erroneous select function from dual
• Entity Developer
• • Fixed bug with 'Generate Related property' serialization
  • Fixed bug with CR/LF in Oracle Comments as Summary
• Entity Framework support
• • Added DateInterval function for date difference handling
  • Fixed the "Can not convert" bug

Requirements:

• .NET Framework 2.0, 3.0, and 3.5