A
Arjan
Hi!,
Microsoft tried to create a Oracle provider on their own.
Pretty cool and with our trust in Microsoft we immediatly
started using it.
The problem is you can only update / insert standard ASCII
values using parameters. Whenever you try this with
characters like ë, è, Ç, etc the provider updates /
insertes crap.
Unless i am doing something completely stupid, this is a
big bug in the System.Data.OracleClient making it useless
for us to use ( with parameter OracleCommand ). Back to
the ODBC drivers...
I hope somebody can explain to me what i am doing wrong,
or comfirm that this is a big bug indead.
Microsoft tried to create a Oracle provider on their own.
Pretty cool and with our trust in Microsoft we immediatly
started using it.
The problem is you can only update / insert standard ASCII
values using parameters. Whenever you try this with
characters like ë, è, Ç, etc the provider updates /
insertes crap.
Unless i am doing something completely stupid, this is a
big bug in the System.Data.OracleClient making it useless
for us to use ( with parameter OracleCommand ). Back to
the ODBC drivers...
I hope somebody can explain to me what i am doing wrong,
or comfirm that this is a big bug indead.