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Mark Williams :: Blog: HotSos Symposium 2009
The HotSos Symposium 2009 is coming up soon. For 2009, the symposium runs from 8 March through to 12 ... NET · Oracle Developer Tools for Visual Studio . ...
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Mark Williams :: Blog: Experimenting with Connection Pooling
"Pooling=true;" + "Min Pool Size=1;" + "Max Pool Size=8;" + "Incr Pool Size=1;" + "Decr Pool Size=8;" + "Connection Lifetime=60;" + "Connection Timeout=5"; ...
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Mark Williams :: Blog: ODP.NET Tip: Anonymous PL/SQL and CommandType
Apr 21, 2007 ... When using an Anonymous PL/SQL block in your ODP. ... For details on PL/SQL and Anonymous Blocks, I suggest reviewing Chapter 1: Overview of ...
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Mark Williams :: Blog: ODP.NET Tip: Ref Cursors and FetchSize
May 10, 2007 ... NET applications is controlling the fetch size. In fact, I discussed this ... NET column in the July/August 2006 issue of Oracle Magazine. ...
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Mark Williams :: Blog: Oracle OpenWorld 2008 - Just Say Hi!
Oracle OpenWorld 2008 - Just Say Hi! Just a quick note... if you happen to be coming to Oracle OpenWorld 2008 in San Francisco, I will be helping out in the ...
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Mark Williams :: Blog: Oracle OpenWorld 2008 - Just Say Hi!
Oracle OpenWorld 2008 - Just Say Hi! Just a quick note... if you happen to be coming to Oracle OpenWorld 2008 in San Francisco, I will be helping out in the ...
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Mark Williams :: Blog: Oracle 11g and ORA-01017: invalid username ...
Oracle 11g and ORA-01017: invalid username/password; logon denied. If you have recently created an 11g database one behavior change that you may find ...
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Mark Williams :: Blog: ODP.NET Tip: Ref Cursors and FetchSize
May 10, 2007 ... Therefore, you can not set the FetchSize property on the OracleDataReader object to a specific number of rows using the normal technique of ...
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Mark Williams :: Blog: Creating a Windows Service that uses ODP ...
Jul 24, 2008 ... The steps necessary to create a Windows Service that accesses Oracle Database via ODP.NET and uses the "NT AUTHORITY\LOCAL SERVICE" ...
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Mark Williams :: Blog: ODP.NET Tip: Ref Cursors and FetchSize
May 10, 2007 ... NET Tip: Ref Cursors and FetchSize. One useful technique for increasing performance in your ODP.NET applications is controlling the fetch ...
 
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