Index
A C D E F G H I L M N O P R S T U V
A
- ActiveX Data Objects, x
- ADO, 2-5, 2-14
- ADO.NET, 2-24
- attributes
- connection string, 2-3
C
- C#
- connection string, 2-25
- example, 2-25
- CacheType
- connection string attribute for rowsets, 2-3, 2-18
- case of object names, 2-21
- ChunkSize
- connection string attribute for rowsets, 2-3, 2-19
- class ID
- CLSID_OraOLEDB, 2-2
- CLSCTX_INPROC_SERVER macro, 2-2
- CoCreateInstance
- creating an instance of the data source object, 2-2
- columns
- metadata, A-13
- COM
- Component Object Model, x
- commands
- object, 2-8
- parameters, 2-8
- preparing, 2-8
- Component Object Model (COM), x
- connecting
- Oracle databases supported, 2-3
- to a specific database, 2-3
- to an Oracle database, 2-3
- to an Oracle database using ADO, 2-5
- connection string attributes, 2-3
- defaults, 2-4
- registry, 2-4
- rowsets, 2-18
- consumers
- OLE DB, 1-3
- creating
- an instance of the data source object, 2-2
- rowsets, 2-16
- Cursor Stability, 2-7
- CursorType
- tips for ADO programmers, 2-19
- custom error objects
- interfaces supported, A-13
D
- data source
- creating an instance of, 2-2
- distributed transactions, 2-4
- objects, 2-2
- properties, A-3
- data source info
- properties, A-3
- DataTable, 2-26
- datatypes
- mappings between Oracle datatypes and OLE DB types, A-2
- mappings in rowsets and parameters, A-2
- OLE DB, A-2
- Oracle, A-2
- date formats
- NLS_DATE_FORMAT, 2-20
- settings, 2-20
- DBPROP_AUTH_PASSWORD property
- setting, 2-3
- DBPROP_AUTH_USERNAME property
- enabling OS authentication, 2-5
- setting, 2-3
- DBPROP_INIT_DATASOURCE property
- setting, 2-3
- DBPROP_INIT_PROMPT property
- setting, 2-3
- DBPROP_INIT_PROVIDERSTRING property
- enabling OS authentication, 2-5
- setting, 2-4
- DBPROP_IROWSETUPDATE property
- setting of other properties, A-10
- DBPROP_SERVERDATAONINSERT property, 2-18
- DBPROPSET_DBINIT property set
- setting properties, 2-3, 2-4
- debugging, A-14
- demobld.sql, 2-27
- design
- OLE DB, 1-2
- DistribTX
- connection string attribute for commands, 2-3
- Distributed Transactions, 2-4
- distributed transactions, 2-7
E
- enlistment
- distributed transactions, 2-4
- errors
- HRESULT, 2-23
- OLE and COM, 2-23
- examples, 2-24, 2-25
- connecting to an Oracle database using ADO, 2-5
- stored procedure returning multiple rowsets, 2-13
- using OraOLEDB with Visual Basic, 2-27
F
- features
- Oracle Provider for OLE DB, 2-2
- features, new, xix
- FetchSize
- connection string attribute for rowsets, 2-4, 2-19
- files
- installed on system for Oracle Provider for OLE DB, 1-5
- Oracle Provider for OLE DB, 1-5
G
- global transactions, 2-7
H
- HRESULT
- error return code, 2-23
I
- initialization and authorization
- properties, A-5
- installation, 1-5
- files for Oracle Provider for OLE DB, 1-5
- Oracle COM Automation, 1-5
- interface call traces, A-14
- interfaces
- custom error objects, A-13
- rowsets, A-12
- sessions, A-11
- supported by Oracle Provider for OLE DB, A-11
- transaction options, A-13
L
- LOB support, 2-21
- ISequentialStream interface, 2-21
- LockType
- tips for ADO programmers, 2-19
M
- MDAC, 1-4
- metadata columns
- supported by Oracle Provider for OLE DB, A-13
- Microsoft Data Access Components, 1-4
- Microsoft Distributed Transaction Coordinator, 2-7
- Microsoft Transaction Server, 2-7
- MTS, see Microsoft Transaction Server
N
- NDatatype, 2-10
- .NET, 2-24
- new features, xix
O
- object names
- case, 2-21
- OLE DB
- consumers, 1-3
- datatypes, A-2
- design, 1-2
- Microsoft web site, 1-4
- providers, 1-3
- OLE DB .NET Data Provider, 2-4
- Compatibility, 2-24
- compatibility, 2-24
- OleDbDataAdapter.Update(), 2-26
- OLEDB.NET, 2-4, 2-24
- Oracle
- datatypes, A-2
- Oracle COM Automation
- installing, 1-5
- Oracle Provider for OLE DB
- class ID, 2-2
- features, 2-2
- intended audience, x
- provider-specific information, A-1
- system requirements, 1-4
- Oracle Services for Microsoft Transaction Server, 1-4, 2-7
- OraOLEDB
- see Oracle Provider for OLE DB
- OraOLEDB sessions, 2-6
- OS authentication, 2-4
- DBPROP_INIT_PROVIDERSTRING, 2-4
- OSAuthent
- connection string attribute for data source, 2-4
- enabling OS authentication, 2-5
P
- password expiration
- connection string attribute, 2-5
- PwdChgDlg, 2-5
- PLSQLRSet, 2-9
- connection string attribute for commands, 2-4, 2-11
- properties
- data source, A-3
- data source info, A-3
- initialization and authorization, A-5
- rowset, A-6
- rowset implications, A-10
- sessions, A-6
- supported by Oracle Provider for OLE DB, A-3
- providers
- OLE DB, 1-3
- PwdChgDlg
- connection string attribute for commands, 2-4
- connection string attribute for data source, 2-5
R
- registry
- default attribute values, 2-4
- returning rowsets
- stored procedures and functions, 2-12
- ROWID, 2-26
- rowsets, 2-16
- creating, 2-16
- creating with ICommand, 2-16
- creating with IOpenRowset, 2-16
- date formats, 2-20
- interfaces supported, A-12
- properties, A-6
- property implications, A-10
- returning with procedures and functions, 2-12
- schema, 2-20
- searching with IRowsetFind, 2-18
- updatability, 2-17
S
- sample tables
- building, 2-27
- schema rowsets, 2-20
- Server Data on Insert property, 2-18
- sessions
- interfaces supported, A-11
- objects, 2-6
- properties, A-6
- SPPrmsLOB, 2-11
- stored procedures and functions
- executing, 2-8
- returning rowsets, 2-12
- system requirements
- Oracle Provider for OLE DB, 1-4
T
- tips
- for ADO programmers, 2-19
- TraceCategory, A-15
- TraceFileName, A-14
- TraceLevel, A-15
- tracing, A-14
- transaction options
- interfaces supported, A-13
- transactions
- distributed, 2-7
- global, 2-7
- isolation levels, 2-7
- local, 2-7
- types supported, 2-7
U
- UCS-2 character set, 2-22
- Unicode, 2-22
V
- VB.NET
- connection string, 2-24
- examples, 2-24
