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This article is a discussion of how to access Oracle stored procedures (named SQL programming blocks) and functions (which are programming blocks that return a single value) using ADO.NET.
You connect to an Oracle database using managed data providers, including the Microsoft .NET Oracle Provider, the OLE DB .NET provider, the ODBC .NET data provider, or the ODP.NET provider from Oracle. This article uses the Microsoft .NET Framework data provider for Oracle. Different functionality is available using the Oracle ODP.NET data provider or the Microsoft .NET Framework data provider for OLE DB.
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