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Û² A Direct Oracle Access application does not require middleware ²Û
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Û² Consequently you can deploy your application without many of the ²Û
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Û² allows you to easily call packaged program units without detailed ²Û
Û² declarations of these program units and their parameters. ²Û
Û² Furthermore Direct Oracle Access includes a Package Wizard that ²Û
Û² can generate classes to encapsulate the program units and record ²Û
Û² types defined in packages. This will make your Oracle packages a ²Û
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Û² The dataset component in Direct Oracle Access supports Oracle ²Û
Û² record locking, record refreshing, server generated values, ²Û
Û² automatic sequence value generation, and BLOB compression. ²Û
Û² Master/detail relations can automatically be setup if a foreign ²Û
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Û² The TOracleDataSet can use much of the information in the Oracle ²Û
Û² Dictionary at run time. Server Constraints can be checked on the ²Û
Û² client, and constraint error messages can be read from a message ²Û
Û² table. Format masks, range values and default values can also be ²Û
Û² read from the dictionary. This allows you to create applications ²Û
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Û² The TOracleDataSet component has a Query By Example mode that ²Û
Û² enables you to provide QBE Forms in your application without any ²Û
Û² additional programming, and without any additional components or ²Û
Û² controls. The resulting QBE queries are performed on the Oracle ²Û
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Û² To monitor the database access activities of your Direct Oracle ²Û
Û² Access application you can use the Oracle Monitor utility. It ²Û
Û² displays the SQL, variables, timestamp, elapsed time, network ²Û
Û² statistics, database statistics and query execution plan of each ²Û
Û² activity. This can be helpful to find performance bottlenecks, for ²Û
Û² tuning purposes, and to solve application errors. ²Û
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Û² event processing. The TOracleEvent in Direct Oracle Access can ²Û
Û² function as a receiver for these events. It works in a background ²Û
Û² thread of your application, and can propagate database events to ²Û
Û² the familiar object events. These events can occur synchronously ²Û
Û² or asynchronously with the main thread of your application. ²Û
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Û² If you need to execute many data definition language (DDL) ²Û
Û² statements, for example to perform the database installation part ²Û
Û² of your application, you can use the TOracleScript component. It ²Û
Û² has a property editor that allows you to develop the script and ²Û
Û² the individual commands. The extendible script language follows ²Û
Û² the basic SQL*Plus syntax and supports all SQL statements. It also ²Û
Û² supports substitution variables to make your scriptscustomizable. ²Û
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Û² Advanced Queueing ²Û
Û² To take advantage of the Advanced Queuing option of Oracle8 you ²Û
Û² can make use of the TOracleQueue component. The TOracleQueue ²Û
Û² component encapsulates the basic functionality of the DBMS_AQ ²Û
Û² package. It provides a convenient way to enqueue messages into a ²Û
Û² queue or to dequeue messages from a queue. Messages can be ²Û
Û² dequeued in a background thread of your application, and the ²Û
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Û² In server applications that frequently need to create sessions to ²Û
Û² process requests from client applications, it may be useful to use ²Û
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Û² lead to an actual database logon and logoff. By using the ²Û
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Û² sessions that can be used and reused for different requests. You ²Û
Û² can define the minimum an maximum number of sessions in the pool, ²Û
Û² define the TimeOut behavior for idle sessions in the pool, and ²Û
Û² preset the username, password and database. ²Û
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Û² Support for Oracle specific features ²Û
Û² Direct Oracle Access supports many Oracle specific features. ²Û
Û² Besides the features mentioned above, it supports Oracle8 and ²Û
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