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Hi DevartTeam,

thanks for your reply. No, at the moment this are the only issues I'm having. This post was more about the general state of this forum and the EF Code first approach. I'm using dotconnect for quite some years now and I must admit, I really like it.

When I had some minor issues some years back, I found help in this forum, which was quite busy back then. I'm not sure if this is still the way to go. Some recommend using direct support tickets, but I kind of like the forum since the discussion and the solution are discussed in the open. But if this is done another way by now, I'm happy to adapt.

Kind regards
Peter

Hi,

is there any schedule for a new production release (to nuget.org) containing this feature?

Kind regards
Peter

Yes. Seems pretty dead around here. I'm not sure, if they are really maintaining this code first any more.

Thanks for the advice
Peter

Hello,

is there any update or information on this issue?

Kind regards
Peter

Hello Dimitry,

sorry for my late reply after pinging here so often, but I was on holiday and sick leave.

Thanks for the package though. I set the config.QueryOptions.InitialLobFetchSize and this reduces fetching 1000 rows with a CLOB column from ~40 seconds to 0.3 seconds in my specific scenario.

Thanks for implementing that.

I have a suggestion for improvement: It would be great to have XML-comments on all OracleEntityProviderConfig properties. Just bring the texts from the online docu there. That would save some googeling.

Kind regards
Peter

Hello devart,

is there still anybody here? It seems that posts do not really get answered lately. Is it finally time to switch to another Oracle driver?

Looking forward to any reply
Peter

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Hello devart,

is there any news on this item?

Kind regards
Peter

Hello,

I have an issue with the TruncateLongDefaultNames after an upgrade to Oracle 19.

One of our customers is currently upgrading from Oracle 12 to 19. At the moment one of the test systems is updated, while other test systems and the production system are not.

We work with the TruncateLongDefaultNames = true option to avoid long identifiers.

When I run on the Oracle 12 database, I get
with the Oracle 19 database, I get
This discrepancy is an issue since my databases would diverge. According to the documentation, I would expect to see the truncated version:

TruncateLongDefaultNames - When set to true, long default names of triggers, sequences, indexes, primary keys, and foreign keys, generated by Code-First Migrations, will be truncated to 30 symbols. When set to false, an exception will be raised for long default names. Be careful when setting the property to true, because checks for uniqueness of names are not performed. Default value is true.

Is there a way to use truncated names with Oracle 19?

Kind regards
Peter

Hello,

is there any update on this feature?

Kind regards
Peter

Hello Alex,

that is great news indeed! Thanks a lot for working on that.

I use the Nuget package from Nuget.org, but I also have a local Nuget server here, if that helps for testing.

Looking forward to any news.
Kind regards and thanks again
Peter