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“Linq To Oracle is a custom query provider for Oracle databases. Linq To Oracle is an open source project which implements a database-agnostic approach to SQL and object-relational mapping. It builds on the Linq framework to enable powerful queries to be written in a variety of languages – C#, VB, and Visual Basic. Linq To Oracle extends the concept of SQL to provide you with a relational model for your object collections.
Linq To Oracle has been designed to work as a LINQ provider so you can use it in conjunction with any LINQ based language and can write queries using the.NET libraries.”

The original LinqToOracle implementation did not support oracle case sensitive by default.
Now, I found a comment in the original code on how to set the default mapping to case sensitive. Here the code:
// Set up the linq provider and case sensitive mapping by default
OracleConnectionStringBuilder csb = new OracleConnectionStringBuilder();
csb.DataSource = “Your Oracle connection string goes here”;
csb.CaseSensitive = true;
//csb.CaseSensitive = false;
var con = new OracleConnection(csb.ConnectionString);
con.Open();
DataContext ctx = new DataContext(con);

The doc page mentions that you need to replace the following:
var ctx = new DataContext(con);

with
DataContext ctx = new DataContext(csb.ConnectionString);

If you use the case sensitive mapping, everything seems to work fine.

Check out the ODP.NET Connection-Strings. It provides a drop-down that is case-sensitive by default. I think that’s what you are looking for.
You can then write the OracleConnectionStringBuilder.cs like this:
using System.Data.OracleClient;

public class OracleConnectionStringBuilder {
public OracleConnectionStringBuilder() {
DataSource = “Your Oracle connection string goes here”;

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Also, here is a connection string that works fine.
SqlConnection connection = new SqlConnection(@”Data Source= ORACLE_HOST;User ID= ORACLE_USER;Password= ORACLE_PASSWORD;Persist Security Info=True;Convert Zero Datetime=True”);
connection.Open();

Linq to Oracle is one of those things that, once you are using it, it makes all the sense to you. It’s when you have to explain to others that the Linq is not actually Linq. It’s closer to what some people refer to as “DB design by committee” – in that case, you’re doing it with Oracle instead of a database vendor.
Oracle has two major ways to approach database development. Some people would refer to them as PL/SQL and SQL and the former is what you’re using with the Oracle provider. The other approach is to use SQL*Plus and write dynamic SQL. The people who use these two methods know what’s going on, but I’ll include a short description anyway.
PL/SQL
PL/SQL is a programming language that is like C with operators rather than a command language, so its syntax is very similar. PL/SQL is designed to be embeddable in a host application (that is, it does not require a separate database server). Oracle’s approach for the PL/SQL data type is to have a fixed set of data types, and to add as many new types as they need. There are hundreds of types to choose from.
PL/SQL is mostly used for writing DML (that is, updates and inserts) on tables. The reason for this is that queries can be very difficult to write in SQL because SQL is very language-specific and always tries to be as generic as possible. PL/SQL is very language-specific and will always give you the most flexible, tailored solution. It’s also very good at manipulating huge amounts of data.
SQL
SQL is a language for querying databases, so you have to be a very good query writer in order to be able to query a database using SQL. SQL is a very generic language. It’s very flexible and abstract, so you are unlikely to run into situations where it doesn’t do what you want it to do. This is where SQL has the disadvantage over PL/SQL. SQL is

What’s New In Linq To Oracle?

The purpose of this project is to create a custom query provider for Oracle databases that supports the LINQ query specification.

The project also supports LINQ to SQL and LINQ to Entities.

The purpose of this project is to:

? Provide LINQ to Oracle features for both ODP.Net and ODP.NET
? Provide an Oracle Data Provider for LINQ (ODP.NET)
? Provide a custom query provider for Oracle based upon the type system and LINQ support.
? Provide a new, custom-designed LINQ provider for Oracle and ODP.NET.

The purpose of this project is to provide a free, open source library that can be used to build any LINQ-to-Oracle application.

For more information on the project and its goals please refer to this article on MSDN.

Getting Started

The source code is available on the github repository. To run the application, the assemblies and the project.json file (used to configure the project) must be copied into the same folder.

For details on how to set up the application please refer to the article:

How to: Create a Linq to Oracle project

The development flow of a new project is similar to that of any other project in Visual Studio.

The only difference is that you must create a new project type that uses Oracle.DataAccess (ODAC) and not the provider that comes with the.NET Framework.

If you have a recent version of Visual Studio installed, you should use the “Add New Project” dialog. Select the “Templates” category and search for “.Net Oracle”.

Alternatively, you can use the built in “.Net Oracle” template to create a new Oracle project.

Please read the following articles if you want to use the provider in the.NET Framework:

Building an ODP.NET Data Provider

You need the following things to create a custom provider for Oracle (i.e., an ODP.NET Data Provider):

Oracle.DataAccess Assembly

Oracle Client Tools (if you have downloaded a trial version)

Visual Studio

A sample project template that includes a LINQ to Oracle provider project

To download Oracle.DataAccess, please refer to the Oracle Data Access home page

To download the Oracle Client tools, please refer to the Oracle Oracle Database Developer’s Guide

You can download the sample project template from

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