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Oracle connection has been deprecated, is obsolete
When I compile my VB.net project I am getting a few warning messages. I am wondering if there is a way to get rid of the warning messages? I do know that I can suppress the messages in Visual Studio, but I am seeking a better solution. Besides suppressing the message via the project properties dialog box, is there a better was that does not involved suppression via visual studio? Manually suppressing it?
I believe the error message has to do with the fact that the types in System.Data.OracleClient are deprecated. Anyway, if a .NET expert has some valuable insight on how to get rid of the error message without manually suppressing it, I would appreciate the help.
Ultimately I am wondering if there is something I can implement in the VB.net code or IDE .net framework, as opposed to having to download anything from Oracle to include in my project. Also I am using .net 4.5.2
warning BC4000: 'OracleConnection' is obsolete: OracleConnection has been deprecated. http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkID=144260.
I believe the error message has to do with the fact that the types in System.Data.OracleClient are deprecated. Anyway, if a .NET expert has some valuable insight on how to get rid of the error message without manually suppressing it, I would appreciate the help.
Ultimately I am wondering if there is something I can implement in the VB.net code or IDE .net framework, as opposed to having to download anything from Oracle to include in my project. Also I am using .net 4.5.2
warning BC4000: 'OracleConnection' is obsolete: OracleConnection has been deprecated. http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkID=144260.
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