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ISBN 10: 1430228202
ISBN 13: 9781430228202
Author: Edmund Zehoo, Yap Wai Hong
CHAPTER 1: Introduction to Oracle.NET Connectivity
Making the Transition from SQL Server to Oracle
Introducing Oracle Connectivity
Accessing Oracle from Unmanaged Code
Using OLEDB, ODBC, OO4O
Accessing Oracle from Managed Code
OLEDB.NET, ODBC.NET, Microsoft .NET Provider
Introducing ODP.NET
Architecture, Classes, ASP.NET integration, Performance
Introducing the Oracle Suite of Products
Summary
CHAPTER 2: ODP.NET - A Functional Overview
Features from ODP.NET v9, v10, v11
PL/SQL Associative Arrays, UDTs, Bulk Copy, AQ, Security
Connection Pooling, Grid support, Streaming AQ
Summary
CHAPTER 3: Connecting to Oracle with ODP.NET
TNSNames.ora, EZConnect, Integrated Windows Auth
Transparent Application Failover (TAF)
OracleConnectionStringBuilder
Summary
CHAPTER 4: Retrieving and Manipulating Data with ODP.NET
Data types, DataSets, Queries, LOBs, BFILEs
RAW, Auto-Increment, Schema Discovery
Exception Handling
Summary
CHAPTER 5: Using PL/SQL and .NET CLR Stored Procedures
Anonymous Blocks, Procedures, Functions
Associative Arrays, REF Cursors, VARRAYs, UDTs
.NET CLR Procedures
Summary
CHAPTER 6: ODP.NET Globalization
Double-byte data, OracleGlobalization, Formatting
Calendar, Currency, Sorting, Mapping to .NET types
Summary
CHAPTER 7: Transactions with ODP.NET
OracleTransaction Class, Partial Rollbacks
Distributed Transactions, Promotable Transactions
Summary
CHAPTER 8: Oracle Database Change Notifications
Query-Based and Object-Based Notifications
Grouping, Polling, Performance Considerations
Summary
CHAPTER 9: Using Oracle Streams Advanced Queuing
Single/Multiple Consumer Queues
Enqueuing/Dequeuing, XML, UDT, Blocking/Nonblocking
Summary
CHAPTER 10: Oracle XML Support
XMLTYPE, XMLReader, PL/SQL, Schema Validation
Relational Data as XML, XQuery
Summary
CHAPTER 11: ODP.NET Security Features
Auth methods, Code Access Security (CAS)
SQL Injection, Cross-Site Scripting
Best Practices
Summary
CHAPTER 12: ODP.NET Performance
Connection Pooling, Statement Caching
Bind Arrays, FetchSize, Result Cache
Import Efficiency, Optimization Tips
Summary
CHAPTER 13: Design Patterns and Considerations
DAO Pattern, Microsoft Enterprise Library
Provider Mapping, Business Objects vs Datasets
Summary
CHAPTER 14: ODT.NET Tool Basics
Schema/User Management, Debugging PL/SQL
Managing Queues, SQL Scripts, Data Import
Summary
CHAPTER 15: Building Data-Driven Applications with ODT.NET
Visual Query Design, Strongly Typed DataSets
UDTs in ASP.NET
Summary
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Tags: Edmund Zehoo, Yap Wai Hong, ODP NET, Oracle Database
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