Working With Stored Procedures Using dotConnect for Oracle

Introduction

A stored procedure comprises a set of SQL statements and PL/SQL constructs that are grouped together. Stored procedures, as well as functions, can have input, output as well as input/output parameters. dotConnect for Oracle provides excellent support for working with stored procedures.

It is a fast, scalable ORM for Oracle from Devart that is built on top of ADO.NET and provides you an opportunity to connect to and work with Oracle databases from your .NET or .NET Core applications. You can use this framework in your WinForms, WPF, ASP.NET, and ASP.NET Core applications.

Working With dotConnect for SQL Server in ASP.NET Core

dotConnect for SQL Server is a fast ORM for SQL Server from Devart that is built on top of ADO.NET and provides you an opportunity to connect to SQL Server databases from .NET or .NET Core applications. dotConnect for SqlServer, earlier known as SQLDirect.NET, is a fast, scalable data access framework that can be used in WinForms, ASP.NET, etc. This article talks about the features and benefits of dotConnect for Sql Server and how we can work with it in ASP.NET Core.

Prerequisites

To be able to work with the code examples demonstrated in this article, you should have the following installed in your system:

ASP.NET Core 3.0 Blazor CRUD With Azure SQL

Introduction

Blazor is one of the latest trending stacks among developers, specifically Cloud developers. In this video, I will be presenting you with how to connect an ASP.NET Core 3.0 Blazor C# application to an Azure SQL database using Visual Studio 2019.

Prerequisites

  • A valid Azure subscription or Azure free account. 
  • Visual Studio 2019.
  • Zeal to learn.

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