Connect to oracle database from ASP.NET application using LDAP

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Hello,

A have an ASP.NET application that uses TNS to connect to Oracle database right now. I would like to use LDAP instead. Can someone please share resources to achieve that? Any help is much appreciated. Thanks in advance!

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I found this article Oracle connection via LDAP | The ASP.NET Forums[^] but nothing helpful so far.

Posted 15-May-20 5:35am

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Updated 26-May-20 1:08am

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Garth J Lancaster 15-May-20 19:40pm

why 'nothing helpful so far' - that article said "To use LDAP with Oracle you have to set up a separate database with Oracle Internet Identity Management repository. " - did you do this, what was the result or why is it not helpful ?

Please consider updating your question with more relevant information

We can't read your mind, computer etc to see the results - does this https://community.oracle.com/thread/3516366?start=0&tstart=0 have any useable info ?

Maciej Los 26-May-20 6:50am

Sounds like an answer :)

Garth J Lancaster 26-May-20 7:15am

I posted the solution, but the OP has probably lost interest, as sooo many do

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Garth J Lancaster · Answer 1 · 2020-05-26T01:09:00