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Version information

  • Release date: March 17, 2026
  • Version: V1.0.0 (Oceanbase.ManagedDataAccess.1.0.0)

Overview

OceanBase Connector/NET V1.0.0 is the first official version released by OceanBase for the .NET ecosystem, marking a significant breakthrough in OceanBase's support for the .NET technology stack. Developed using C#, OceanBase Connector/NET operates on the .NET platform, offering a comprehensive solution for smoothly migrating enterprise applications from the Oracle ecosystem to OceanBase. V1.0.0 provides highly compatible interfaces with ODP.NET, enabling users to migrate their databases with minimal code changes, significantly reducing migration costs and risks.

As the initial release, V1.0.0 establishes the foundational architecture of the driver, supporting connections to OceanBase in both MySQL and Oracle modes. The driver includes core connection management capabilities such as OracleConnection, OracleParameter, and OracleTransaction, ensuring stable application connectivity and execution of basic database operations. It also supports common Oracle data types like Decimal, Varchar2, Date, and Blob, enhancing parameter binding and CRUD execution capabilities, thereby effectively reducing the cost of upgrading existing .NET applications. The driver also supports stored procedures and the PS (Prepared Statement) protocol, providing foundational guarantees for performance, compatibility, and scalability. Additionally, it supports cross-platform deployment across Windows, Linux, and macOS, further improving the efficiency and convenience of migrating and deploying enterprise applications.

We recommend that .NET applications planning to migrate from Oracle to OceanBase use this version for migration validation and business adaptation.

Key features

Connection management

Managed driver implementation

The OceanBase .NET driver is implemented purely in managed code, eliminating the need to install Oracle clients. It supports cross-platform deployment on Windows, Linux, and macOS. The driver uses a layered design, providing standard ODP.NET interface specifications at the upper layer and adapting to the OB Oracle protocol at the lower layer. This ensures seamless database migration without requiring code modifications.

Connection pool support

The driver supports automatic connection pool management, enhancing connection reuse efficiency. It allows configuration of connection pool behavior through connection string parameters. The connection pool includes monitoring for connection status and exception handling, ensuring connection reliability and meeting the high-concurrency access demands of enterprise applications.

Transaction capabilities

The driver supports basic transaction operations, including BeginTransaction, Commit, and Rollback. It also allows setting isolation levels such as ReadCommitted, RepeatableRead, and Serializable, ensuring transaction consistency across different business scenarios.

Data type support

Numeric types

V1.0.0 supports numeric types such as Byte, Int16, Int32, Int64, Decimal, Single, Double, BinaryFloat, and BinaryDouble, ensuring precise and efficient numeric calculations. The Decimal type supports high-precision numeric calculations, meeting the precision requirements of financial and other critical business scenarios.

Character types

The driver supports character types such as Varchar2, NVarchar2, Char, NChar, Clob, and NClob, including Unicode character set support, catering to international application needs. The Varchar2 type supports variable-length string storage, while the Char type supports fixed-length string storage.

Time types

The driver supports time-related types such as Date, TimeStamp, TimeStampLTZ, and TimeStampTZ, ensuring accurate time data processing. It also supports timezone-aware timestamp storage, meeting the time management needs of global business operations.

Binary types

The driver supports binary large object (BLOB) handling for types such as Blob, Raw, and LongRaw, catering to file storage and other scenarios. The Blob type supports BLOB storage, the Clob type supports character large object (CLOB) storage, and the Raw type supports raw binary data storage.

Other types

In addition to the aforementioned common types, V1.0.0 also supports types such as IntervalDS, IntervalYM, RefCursor (for storing results from stored procedure OUT parameters), and Boolean, providing comprehensive data type compatibility.

Reading and parameter binding

  • OracleBlob / OracleClob: LOB columns can be read using GetOracleBlob / GetOracleClob. BLOB / CLOB parameters can be bound using OracleDbType.Blob / OracleDbType.Clob.
  • OracleTimeStamp / OracleTimeStampLTZ / OracleTimeStampTZ: Supports timestamp columns and parameters, including binary protocol serialization and literal format support.
  • OracleIntervalDS / OracleIntervalYM: Supports interval types, which can be bound and read from TimeSpan or specialized types.
  • OracleRefCursor: When a stored procedure OUT parameter is of type REF CURSOR, the OracleDataReader can be obtained using multi-result sets (NextResult) or GetDataReader().

CRUD and stored procedures

Data query capabilities

The driver supports query operations such as ExecuteReader and ExecuteScalar, providing complete result set reading capabilities. It also supports multi-result set processing and data type conversion, ensuring the accuracy and completeness of query results.

Data update capabilities

The driver supports ExecuteNonQuery for executing INSERT, UPDATE, and DELETE operations, ensuring atomicity and consistency in data operations. It also supports batch operations and transaction control, meeting the data management needs of enterprise applications.

Transaction management capabilities

The driver supports transaction operations such as BeginTransaction, Commit, and Rollback, ensuring data consistency. It also allows setting transaction isolation levels and controlling transaction timeouts, meeting the transaction management needs of complex business scenarios.

Stored procedures and REF CURSOR

CommandType.StoredProcedure

The driver supports invoking stored procedures by name, with parameters bound through OracleParameterCollection. It supports parameter directions such as IN, OUT, InputOutput, and ReturnValue, providing comprehensive stored procedure invocation support.

REF CURSOR

The driver supports returning cursors as result sets from stored procedures, meeting the data processing needs of complex business logic. It also supports complete cursor data reading through multi-result set mechanisms.

Compatibility changes

Parameter changes

The connection string is configured by using MySqlConnectionStringBuilder. Parameter names are not case-sensitive.

The following table lists the commonly used keys and their default values in V1.0.0 by parameter type. In Oracle Database OB mode, Database is a required parameter.

Connection

Connection string key (common) Type Default Description
Server / Host / Data Source string "" Server address; multiple hosts separated by commas; socket file path on Unix. Synonyms: DataSource, Address, Addr, Network Address
Port uint 3306 Port number
User ID / UserID / Username string "" Username. Synonyms: Uid, User name, User
Password / pwd string "" Password
Database / Initial Catalog string "" Initial database (schema). Required for Oracle mode
Load Balance / LoadBalance MySqlLoadBalance RoundRobin Load balancing method for multiple hosts
Connection Protocol / Protocol MySqlConnectionProtocol Socket Connection protocol (Socket / NamedPipe / Ssl, etc.)
Pipe Name / PipeName string "MYSQL" Named pipe name (valid only when Protocol=NamedPipe)
Connection Timeout / Connect Timeout uint 15 Connection timeout in seconds
Interactive Session / Interactive bool false Whether it is an interactive session
Keep Alive / Keepalive uint 0 TCP keepalive idle time in seconds; 0 means use system default
Server Redirection Mode MySqlServerRedirectionMode Disabled Whether to enable server redirection
Server RSA Public Key File string "" Path to the server's RSA public key file
Server SPN string "" Server SPN (e.g., for auth_gssapi_client authentication)

SSL/TLS

Connection string key (common) Type Default Description
SSL Mode / SslMode MySqlSslMode None SSL mode (None / Preferred / Required / VerifyCA / VerifyFull, etc.)
Certificate File string "" Path to the client certificate file (.pfx)
Certificate Password string "" Certificate password
Certificate Store Location MySqlCertificateStoreLocation None Certificate store location (None / CurrentUser / LocalMachine)
Certificate Thumbprint string "" Certificate fingerprint (used when selecting a certificate from the store)
SSL Cert / SslCert string "" Path to the client PEM certificate (used with SslKey, not with Certificate File)
SSL Key / SslKey string "" Path to the client PEM private key
SSL CA / SslCa string "" Path to the CA certificate (.pem) for VerifyCA/VerifyFull
TLS Version / TlsVersion string "" Allowed TLS versions, e.g., "TLS 1.2, TLS 1.3"; empty means system default
TLS Cipher Suites string "" Allowed cipher suites; empty means system default

Connection pool

Connection string key (common) Type Default Description
Pooling bool true Whether to enable connection pooling
Connection Lifetime / ConnectionLifeTime uint 0 Maximum connection lifetime in seconds; 0 means no limit
Connection Reset / ConnectionReset bool true Whether to reset the connection when it is retrieved from the pool (sends change user).
Connection Idle Timeout / ConnectionIdleTimeout uint 180 Connection idle timeout in seconds
Minimum Pool Size / Min Pool Size uint 0 Minimum number of connections in the pool
Maximum Pool Size / Max Pool Size uint 100 Maximum number of connections in the pool
DNS Check Interval / DnsCheckInterval uint 0 DNS change check interval in seconds; 0 means no check

Other

Connection string key (common) Type Default value Description
Use LOB Locator V2 / UseLobLocatorV2 bool true Whether to enable LOB Locator V2 (OceanBase capability)
Allow Load Local Infile bool false Whether to allow LOAD DATA LOCAL
Allow Public Key Retrieval bool false Whether to allow retrieval of RSA public key from the server
Allow User Variables bool false Whether to allow the use of user variables (@xxx) in SQL
Allow Zero DateTime bool false Whether to return DATETIME as MySqlDateTime (allowing zero values)
Application Name string "" Program name (connection property program_name)
Auto Enlist / AutoEnlist bool true Whether to automatically register with TransactionScope
Cancellation Timeout int 2 Timeout (in seconds) for waiting for KILL QUERY when canceling a command. -1 means no limit.
Convert Zero DateTime bool false Whether to convert invalid DATETIME to DateTime.MinValue
DateTime Kind MySqlDateTimeKind Unspecified DateTimeKind for deserializing DATETIME
Default Command Timeout / Command Timeout uint 30 Default command execution timeout (in seconds). 0 means no limit.
Force Synchronous bool false Whether to force asynchronous methods to execute synchronously (for debugging)
GUID Format / GuidFormat MySqlGuidFormat Default Which column types to read as Guid
Ignore Command Transaction bool false Whether to ignore checking if the Command's Transaction matches the connection's current transaction
Ignore Prepare bool false Whether to ignore Prepare/PrepareAsync calls
No Backslash Escapes bool false Whether to not escape backslashes in string parameters (corresponds to server-side NO_BACKSLASH_ESCAPES)
Persist Security Info bool false Whether to retain sensitive information (like passwords) in the connection string after the connection is opened
Pipelining bool true Whether to enable query pipelining
Treat Tiny As Boolean bool true Whether to return TINYINT(1) as a bool
Use Affected Rows bool false Whether to report the number of affected rows instead of matched rows
Use Compression / Compress bool false Whether to compress network packets
Use XA Transactions bool true Whether TransactionScope uses XA distributed transactions

Supported OBServer versions

This topic applies to OBServer 4.x, OBServer 3.x, and earlier versions.

We recommend that you use OBServer 4.x for better compatibility and performance.

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Overview
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Compatibility changes
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