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Implement Async versions of Ado.Net methods
See original GitHub issueAdo.Net classes such as DbCommand, DbConnection have async methods that aren’t truly async and just execute the non-async versions and return their result. It would be nice if ODP.NET had a real implementation of those methods (the same way other database providers have) and was truly async.
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ODP.NET Core and Managed ODP.NET 23.2 Dev Release are now available on NuGet Gallery with support for async. You can learn more about using ODP.NET async here.
@Giorgi This is a feature the dev team is working on. I’ll have better visibility to when we can deliver this feature in the second half of this year. You can ask me then.