OracleConfiguration Members
OracleConfiguration members are listed in the following tables.
OracleConfiguration Connection Properties
OracleConfiguration Connection properties are listed in Table 6-24.
Table 6-24 OracleConfiguration Connection Properties
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Specifies the Oracle edition name for the connection object |
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Specifies whether to enable Oracle Net Services to send or receive out-of-band break messages using urgent data provided by the underlying protocol |
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Specifies a logical name that identifies the DRCP connection pool that the ODP.NET connection will use |
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Specifies whether to default the service name to the hostname in Oracle Easy Connect Naming so that the service name does not need to be specified |
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Specifies the naming method order used for client name resolution lookups |
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Returns a collection of TNS entries added through |
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Specifies the time, in seconds, for a client to establish a TCP connection (PROTOCOL=tcp in the TNS connect address) to the database server before it can time out |
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Specifies the |
OracleConfiguration Secure Connection Properties
OracleConfiguration Secure Connection Properties are listed in Table 6-25.
Table 6-25 OracleConfiguration Secure Connection Properties
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Specifies HTTP proxy host name for tunneling SSL client connections |
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Specifies the forward HTTP proxy host port for tunneling TLS/SSL client connections |
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Enables one or more authentication services, such as TCP/IP with SSL |
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Specifies the encryption client behavior |
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Specifies encryption algorithms that the client can use |
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Specifies the checksum client behavior |
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Specifies the crypto-checksum algorithms the client can use |
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Specifies whether the client overrides the strong authentication credential with the stored wallet password credential for the database connection |
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Enforces the database server distinguished name (DN) matches its service name |
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Enforces the connection to use a specific SSL/TLS version |
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Enables forward HTTP proxy tunneling client connections |
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Specifies the location of wallets |
OracleConfiguration Command Properties
OracleConfiguration Command properties are listed in Table 6-26.
Table 6-26 OracleConfiguration Command Properties
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Specifies whether the binding method used for the parameter collection is by name or by position |
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Specifies the number of seconds the command is allowed to execute before terminating the execution with an exception |
OracleConfiguration Directories Properties
OracleConfiguration Directories properties are listed in Table 6-27.
Table 6-27 OracleConfiguration Directories Properties
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Specifies the default directory entry that contains a LDAP Oracle Context from which connect identifiers can be created, modified, or looked up |
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Lists the host names and port numbers of the primary and alternate LDAP directory servers |
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Specifies the directory server type used, such as Oracle Internet Directory or Microsoft Active Directory |
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Specifies the |
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Specifies whether the LDAP naming adapter should attempt to authenticate using a specified wallet when it connects to the LDAP directory to resolve the name in the connect string |
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specifies the non-blocking connection timeout to the LDAP server |
OracleConfiguration High Availability Properties
OracleConfiguration High Availability properties are listed in Table 6-28.
Table 6-28 OracleConfiguration High Availability Properties
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Specifies the address that the provider listens to for all notifications sent by the database for continuous query notification feature. |
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Specifies the port number that the provider listens to for all notifications sent by the database for continuous query notification, Fast Connection Failover, and/or Runtime Connection Load Balancing features |
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Enables the application to receive Fast Connection Failover events for maintaining application high availability |
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Specifies the configuration file to define Oracle Notification Service (ONS) behavior |
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Specifies the ONS daemon mode as either |
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Defines whether the ONS connection uses TCP/IP or TCP/IP with SSL/TLS |
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Specifies the directory location of the ONS wallets |
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Returns a collection of logical ONS servers added through |
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Specifies the time to wait before retrying connecting to a service that becomes unavailable. |
OracleConfiguration Performance Properties
OracleConfiguration Performance properties are listed in Table 6-29.
Table 6-29 OracleConfiguration Performance Properties
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Specifies the total memory size, in bytes, that the provider allocates to cache data fetched in one database round-trip |
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Enables the application to receive runtime connection load balancing information |
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Specifies the maximum number of statements that can be cached when self-tuning is enabled |
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Specifies the ODP.NET connection performance counters to publish so that they can be monitored |
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Specifies the buffer space limit for receive operations of sessions |
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Specifies whether self-tuning is enabled for an ODP.NET application |
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Specifies the buffer space limit for send operations of sessions |
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Specifies the number of cursors or statements to be cached for each database connection |
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Preempts delays in buffer flushing within the TCP/IP protocol stack |
OracleConfiguration Debug Tracing Properties
OracleConfiguration Debug Tracing properties are listed in Table 6-30.
Table 6-30 OracleConfiguration Debug Tracing Properties
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Specifies the destination directory to output provider traces |
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Specifies the generated trace level to trace ODP.NET calls and diagnose provider issues |
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Specifies whether to generate a single trace file or multiple trace files for multithreaded applications |