How to run oracle database queries in visual studio

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I have some oracle database queries in Visual studio code.I want to run it and I am not having Oracle Application..I want to retrieve the records by running it in Visual studio itself..Can anyone please suggest me any idea or any tutorial..

What I have tried:

I tried running it normally but not getting the records from the db table

Posted 17-Sep-20 2:41am

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Updated 17-Sep-20 5:14am

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Richard MacCutchan 17-Sep-20 8:45am

Sorry, but no one here can guess what code you have written, or exactly what problems occurred. Please use the Improve question link above and provide some proper details.

bbirajdar 17-Sep-20 11:10am

You can always run SQL queries on Oracle DB with ADO.NET and inline queries. But unless you show your code and stop using words like "I tried it running normally" , we will not understand your problem

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Gerry Schmitz · Answer 1 · 2020-09-17T05:10:00

Solution 1

Get the Oracle Personal or Express edition.

Oracle is at Core 3.1 (where it is relevant).

Oracle Database Editions[^]

Posted 17-Sep-20 5:10am

Gerry Schmitz

Wendelius · Answer 2 · 2020-09-17T05:14:00

Solution 2

Not sure if I understand the question correctly, but if you need to explore Oracle database and run queries using Visual Studio, perhaps you're lookinf for Oracle Developer Tools for Visual Studio[^]

Posted 17-Sep-20 5:14am

Wendelius