What are the limitations of the OracleConnectionStringBuilder.RunOnceCommand?

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Nonsequiturish
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What are the limitations of the OracleConnectionStringBuilder.RunOnceCommand?

Post by Nonsequiturish » Mon 10 Oct 2016 21:01

I created the code shown below. There are two RunOnceCommand statements, one that works, and one that returns an Invalid SQL error at Open(). What are the valid SQL statements that can be used in the RunOnceCommand?

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            OracleConnectionStringBuilder myCSB = new OracleConnectionStringBuilder();
            myCSB.Direct = true;
            myCSB.Server = "myServer.myDomain.com";
            myCSB.UserId = "myUserid";
            myCSB.Password = "myPassword";
            myCSB.Sid = "mySid";
            myCSB.Home = "myOracleHome";
            myCSB.Port = 9999;
            myCSB.PersistSecurityInfo = true;

            // This one works
            // myCSB.RunOnceCommand = "INSERT INTO MY_TABLE (COLUMN1, COLUMN2) Values ('First', 'Second')"; 

            // This one returns an "ORA-00900: invalid SQL statement" message
            // myCSB.RunOnceCommand = "EXECUTE MY_PACKAGE.ADD('First', 'Second')";

            OracleConnection myConnection = new OracleConnection(myCSB.ConnectionString);

            myConnection.Open();

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Re: What are the limitations of the OracleConnectionStringBuilder.RunOnceCommand?

Post by Pinturiccio » Thu 13 Oct 2016 15:46

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EXECUTE PACKAGE_NAME.PROCEDURE_NAME
This is an SQL*Plus statement. dotConnect for Oracle does not support SQL*Plus commands. Try using the following one instead:

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BEGIN MY_PACKAGE.ADD('First', 'Second'); END;

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