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The Oracle Call Interface (OCI) and ODP.Net - Part 1

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Proven techniques for fast Oracle Database access using .NET 5.0 and native C++
This article demonstrates efficient techniques for fast Oracle Database access using both ODP.NET with .NET 5.0 and the Oracle Call Interface (OCI) from native C++.

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