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Support for Oracle Version Provider #6
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I don't use Oracle myself, so I'm not qualified to write one. You can write your own easily: subclass If you contribute it back, I'll happily include it 😄 |
Haha sounds good, I'd be happy to poke away at that. I just didn't want to duplicate work already being done! |
Sure, thanks for checking! |
Hi, have you had a chance to look at writing an Oracle Version Provider? |
Yes, actually. I'm basically done it, and just trying to find some time to test it right now! Hopefully I'll have a PR ready to go next week. |
Aha fantastic! |
Hi, any news? |
I have a working oracle provider I've been using if anyone is interested. One possible point of contention is I use the dotconnect oracle driver (because it has actual async support, unlike odp.net). If someone is interested I can PR it. |
Yes please! We can call it something which indicates it uses the dotconnect driver, in case someone wants to write one which uses another driver. |
I implemented Oracle Provider using MangedOracleDriver, if you are intrested I can share it. |
Please do! |
Are there any plans to write an Oracle Version Provider as well?
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