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patterns practices, dataset, Oracle

Hi all

Does anyone have any idea how I could send multiple records
(DataTable) to an Oracle Stored procedure using the MS patterns and
practices library.

As I understand it, this framework does not use the ODP.NET, but
rather the Microsoft oracle data provider.

At any rate, the ODP.NET is not an optionl we have to stick with the
patterns & pratcies framework.

Thanks
Jeff
Aug 29 '07 #1
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