.NET and Visual Studio 2015

This tutorial describes how you can build a basic Visual Basic .NET application that uses the Oracle Data Provider for .NET to access data in an Oracle Database. 

This tutorial describes how you can build a .NET application that uses the Oracle Data Provider for .NET to access data in an Oracle Database.

This tutorial describes how to download, install, and configure Oracle Data Provider for .NET (ODP.NET), Managed Driver and ODP.NET, Managed Entity Framework Driver using Microsoft NuGet. 

Learn how to debug Oracle PL/SQL from Visual Studio.

This tutorial describes to use SQL Tuning Advisor to tune ad-hoc SQL statements in Visual Studio. It also describes to use Oracle Performance Analyzer to tune applications using Oracle Database.                                                                                               

This tutorial shows how to use Entity Framework 6, Language Integrated Query (LINQ), and generate Data Definition Language (DDL) scripts using Model-First for Oracle database.                                              

This tutorial describes how to build ODP.NET, Managed Driver applications. You will learn:

• How to develop a basic ODP.NET, Managed Driver application from start to finish.
• How to deploy ODP.NET, Managed Driver applications, which have notable setup differences from ODP.NET, Unmanaged Driver applications.
• How to use ODP.NET, Managed Driver from Oracle Developer Tools for Visual Studio.
• How to convert an existing unmanaged ODP.NET application to a managed ODP.NET application.

This tutorial describes how you can build ASP.NET web applications that access Oracle Database using Oracle Developer Tools for Visual Studio. 

In this tutorial, you will see several coding techniques to enhance ODP.NET data access performance. These .NET techniques are mostly exclusive for Oracle database development. 

This tutorial shows you how to use Entity Framework (EF) Code First with Oracle Data Provider for .NET (ODP.NET). You will create .NET classes in Entity Framework, which will then create Oracle database tables and add data to those tables. Lastly, you will modify those classes using Code First Migrations and propagate the changes so that they are reflected in the database tables.