What is the meaning of provider and oracle client? See detail.
I am trying to interpret what this error message means:
Oracle.DataAccess.Client.O
My take is Oracle.DataAccess.dll is the provider and my C# .NET program is the Oracle Client. Am I correct in my statement?
Oracle.DataAccess.Client.O
My take is Oracle.DataAccess.dll is the provider and my C# .NET program is the Oracle Client. Am I correct in my statement?
Hi metro156,
It looks like OraOpsXX.dll is not compatible with ODP.NET version or with the .NET Framework version.
For more details, Please check the below link.
https://oradim.blogspot.in/2009/09/odpnet-provider-is-not-compatible-with.html
It looks like OraOpsXX.dll is not compatible with ODP.NET version or with the .NET Framework version.
For more details, Please check the below link.
https://oradim.blogspot.in/2009/09/odpnet-provider-is-not-compatible-with.html
@tapan,
>>It looks like OraOpsXX.dll is not compatible with ODP.NET version
It is more than one single file. The Oracle client isn't the same as the version on the machine where the application was compiled. The unmanaged ODP.Net client needs more than the single file you mentioned.
I believe there are 5 or 6 necessary for it to run and running in that configuration isn't Supported by Oracle.
>>It looks like OraOpsXX.dll is not compatible with ODP.NET version
It is more than one single file. The Oracle client isn't the same as the version on the machine where the application was compiled. The unmanaged ODP.Net client needs more than the single file you mentioned.
I believe there are 5 or 6 necessary for it to run and running in that configuration isn't Supported by Oracle.
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You aren't using the ODP.Net Managed Client so the DLL you have needs to be compatible with the Oracle Client it is looking at.
I would STRONGLY suggest you move to the Manage Client. It doesn't require any Oracle Client install. You can just copy the one DLL around from machine to machine.