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web works 11-Aug-11 13:13pm View    
i don't see * in your select statement

string myQuery = string.Format("select from login where userid = '{0}' and password = '{1}'", TextBox1.Text, TextBox2.Text);

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web works 22-Jul-11 9:26am View    
make sure your project is mapped well in iis
web works 18-Jul-11 12:44pm View    
No. I think i don't have to GAC, because odp.net installation does GAC for me.
web works 18-Jul-11 9:11am View    
sounds weird to me also... that was the reason for posting this question
web works 15-Jul-11 11:10am View    
thanks for reply. Ok let me explain this way...
I have two version on oracle.dataaccess.dll, one is for 9i and another is 10g. Both are in GAC.
Now when i do add reference in VS 2008, i can see only 9i dll so i do not have to do browse for that. And dll for 10g does not appear in that list so i have to do browse. Any idea why it is making difference between them even both are in GAC. I know i can do browse but my question is what would be the reason for not showing that dll.