We are considering to migrate our FileNet system from 4.5 to 5.2, but not sure if applications running on top of BPF could work.
Did anyone try to make BPF application run on FileNet CPE 5.2?
According to the documentation, BPF is officially supported on FileNet 5.2. BPF 4.1 with fixpack 009 or above is required. See IBM FileNet P8 5.2 Related Requirements for more details.
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Sorry if this topics is off, but I try to google it but couldn't find anything. So the problem is following.
I have to create WEB API (CRUD operation) and my DB is Oracle (Oracle 8i version)
and .NET framework is 4.6.1
My question is Does ASP.NET MVC5 support old version of Oracle database or just newest starting from Oracle 10,11,12 ?
I would be very thankfull If someone can guide me and help me to resolve this problem
Cheers ! ! !
I don't think the main question is about the .NET framework version.
You have to ask: "Does my Data provider supports Oracle 8i"
I am not familiar with ASP.NET, i.e. I don't know which data providers can be used. In general you can use
ODBC driver
OLE DB Provider
Data Provider for .NET
See How to connect to Oracle 11 database from . net for more details.
I assume you have to use a Data Provider for .NET. The Microsoft .NET Framework Data Provider for Oracle is deprecated for ages, you should not use it. The Oracle Data Provider for .NET for .NET framework version 4.x was introduced for Oracle 11.2.
According to Client / Server Interoperability Support Matrix for Different Oracle Versions (Doc ID 207303.1) you can connect to an Oracle 8i database with a Client older than version 10.2.0 (in case "8i" means version "8.1.7").
So, you have to switch to .NET Framework version 2.x, then you can use the Oracle Data Provider for .NET version 10.2 (2.102.2.20) which can connect to an Oracle 8.1.7 database.
In case you need a simple and short answer:
No, you cannot connect to an Oracle 8i Database with an application running at .NET framework 4.5.1 - unless you use the deprecated Microsoft .NET Framework Data Provider for Oracle and an old Oracle 10 client. Note, the Oracle 10 client cannot connect to a Oracle database 12.1.0 or newer.
I have an Oracle database installed in a Google Cloud Platform instance, is there any plugin for monitoring it?
What options do I have?
Thank you!
Depending on Oracle version that you are using, you could download Oracle Enterprise Manager.
Also note that Google does not guarantee any setup related to third party sw/db (including Oracle).
Stackdriver for Oracle Database support is now available via the Google Stackdriver integration with BindPlane which provides metric and log monitoring for non-GCP data sources for Stackdriver.
It is fully supported by Google and is free (other than typical Stackdriver consumption fees).
More info can be found here:
https://cloud.google.com/solutions/monitoring-on-premises-resources-with-stackdriver-and-blue-medora
Info specifically around Bindplane for Oracle Database here:
https://docs.bindplane.bluemedora.com/docs/oracle-database
I have a .net application which uses Oracle InProc server 5.0 Type Library(OracleInProcServer.dll) to connect with oracle database. Until now we were using Oracle 11g client but now we have to upgrade to Oracle 12c. I am not getting the OracleInProcServer.dll in COM components. Is it deprecated? If yes then what is the best alternative of this with minimum code changes in application. Please advice.
OO4O has been deprecated in 12c so we longer ship it. But it will still work fine - you just need to download the components, which are in ODAC.
Download that here
http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/topics/dotnet/utilsoft-086879.html
When System Architect was an IBM product it supported Oracle DB.
The current version is 11.4.4.2.
Reading the vendor's product page does not list Oracle, it only lists MS SQL Server. But a 2016 Unicom report says 11.4 supports Oracle.
Wikipedia and SO say it supports Oracle, but they are both old information.
Does anyone have experience on this?
Based on vendor conversations, 11.4.2.7 does support Oracle. 11.4.3 likely does not.
On the page you refer to press the evaluate-button and you will see
Request for Information
If you would like to submit a Request for Information for an Enterprise Architecture tool, please send an email to Architect.Sales#unicomsi.com
So why not ask the vendor? I think he will know.
I have been successfully using Entity Framework 4.1 with my Sql Server for quite a while now.
The company is integrating with corportate now, which uses DB2 iSeries 5.4. I need to figure out how to integrate Entity Framework.
From what I can tell, I need to download the DB Data Server Provider 9.7, then apply the latest patch in order for it to work with VS2010 and EF4.
The trouble is, I can't find anywhere to download 9.7! I can find the 9.5 download area just fine, but nothing for 9.7. I have been searching for 6 hours now.
Can anyone provide me with a link that I can use to download what I need to get this working??
You should be able to get them from the Data Server Client Packages by version page.