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Does .NET Framework Data Provider for Oracle also have a CacheType feature like OraOLEDB?

Author
27 Feb 2006 6:28 AM
Sunil Menon
Dear All,
   Does MS supplied  .NET Framework Data Provider for Oracle also have
a CacheType feature like OraOLEDB?
Also if the value is set to file where is the file stored? on the DB
server or on the client?
Here is the description:
  OraOLEDB-specific connection string attributes which affect the
performance of the
rowset are:
¦ CacheType - specifies the type of caching used by the provider to
store rowset
data. OraOLEDB provides two caching mechanisms:
¦ Memory - The provider stores all the rowset data in-memory. This
caching
mechanism provides better performance at the expense of higher memory
utilization. The default is Memory.
¦ File - The provider stores all the rowset data on disk. This
caching mechanism
limits memory consumption at the expense of performance.


Please help...

Thanks & regards
Sunil

Author
27 Feb 2006 4:08 PM
Cowboy (Gregory A. Beamer) - MVP
Not sure about the 2.0 implementation, but no on the 1.x implementation. It
was originally created against 8i, if I remember correctly and contains
pretty base functionality.

ODP.NET, from Oracle, is a more complete provider. Consider moving to it if
you are getting into more advanced functionality.

--
Gregory A. Beamer
MVP; MCP: +I, SE, SD, DBA

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"Sunil Menon" wrote:

> Dear All,
>    Does MS supplied  .NET Framework Data Provider for Oracle also have
> a CacheType feature like OraOLEDB?
> Also if the value is set to file where is the file stored? on the DB
> server or on the client?
> Here is the description:
>   OraOLEDB-specific connection string attributes which affect the
> performance of the
> rowset are:
> ¦ CacheType - specifies the type of caching used by the provider to
> store rowset
> data. OraOLEDB provides two caching mechanisms:
> ¦ Memory - The provider stores all the rowset data in-memory. This
> caching
> mechanism provides better performance at the expense of higher memory
> utilization. The default is Memory.
> ¦ File - The provider stores all the rowset data on disk. This
> caching mechanism
> limits memory consumption at the expense of performance.
>
>
> Please help...
>
> Thanks & regards
> Sunil
>
>

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