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David Browne
Matthew Houseman said:How would the two providers compare and contrast? Is one significatly
better than the other in terms of stability, performance, thread
safety, etc.
The main thing they have in common is that I wouldn't use either one of them
in dotnet.
I would use the native dotnet providers from Microsoft or Oracle. I prefer
the Oracle provider, but they both seem to work. They aren't really pure
native drivers, but they avoid the OleDB and Com interop layers and go
straight from OCI to ADO.NET.
Between the OleDb providers, I like MSDAORA because it behaves similarly to
MSDASQL.
David