A bug I noticed which doesn't seem to be posted on usenet, nor
recognized by Oracle (who didn't want to help unless we had been using
their ADO.NET provider...):
We used to retrieve the sequence id, mysequence.next val, into ADO.NET.
This was returned as a decimal and so we cast it directly to a
decimal. However, when we upgraded the Oracle database to 10g, the
code broke because the value thus returned was then a double
(which .NET can't seem to cast to a decimal - go figure). We were
using Microsoft's generic OleDb provider to access the Oracle
databases (Provider=MSDAO RA.1).
The fix, it turns out, is to use the Oracle OleDb provider (Provider =
OraOLEDB.Oracle ). This provides a drop-in replacement for the
Microsoft OleDb provider, and thus obviates the need for making
changes to the code (which for us would have been a pain). Hopefully
there are no significant differences otherwise between the two
providers...
I hope this helps someone else who may also come across this problem.
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