Oracle-Specific Notes:
1. The supported version of Oracle is Oracle XE.
2. For Oracle, Live object cache does not work yet (it does work in the Postgres
and Mysql flavors of DbLinq, though)
3. Since Oracle does not support Identity columns, I am planning to use naming convention
to lookup sequence names (eg. "myTable_seq" for table "myTable"). This is in the
same spirit as Ruby on Rails.
Getting Started:
1. Download general DbLinq required items, listed on the
main
project page
2. Download Postgres 8.2
3. Download DbLinq.Oracle.zip
4. run OracleMetal.exe against your existing database to create a schema .cs file
5. Add the cs file and DbLinq.Oracle.Prototype.dll to your .NET project