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### Introduction
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Dapper is a great tool if you want to write database-agnostic code.
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However, sometimes you need to access functionality that is provider-specific. This assembly adds support for writing Oracle-specific SQL, that supports all dbtypes used by the managed provider on a parameter, supports setting various properties on the command(LOBFetchSize, ArrayBindCount, BindByName), as well as setting CollectionType on the parameter.
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However, sometimes you need to access functionality that is provider-specific. This assembly adds support for writing Oracle-specific SQL, that supports all dbtypes used by the Oracle managed provider on a parameter, supports setting various properties on the command(LOBFetchSize, ArrayBindCount, BindByName), as well as setting CollectionType on the parameter.
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Using this package, you can now run stored procedures that returns RefCursor, or use array bind count to execute a sql statements with a array of parameters.
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### Supported Oracle-specific properties
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**OracleParameter(Managed and UnManaged)**
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- OracleDbType enum (all members used by the managed provider)
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- CollectionType enum
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- ParameterStatus (return type when executing stored procedure)
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- ArrayBindSize
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**OracleCommand (Managed and UnManaged)**
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- ArrayBindCount property
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```
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## Building
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From a powershell script, run build.ps1 from the root folder of the repo.
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