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Using Oracle.DataAccess.DLL is already on the PC without providing it

I want to make my program more dynamic. I would like it to be able to support Oracle 10g and the Oracle 11g database with the same program. If I create a program using the .DLL link for one version, then the other does not work. Is there a way to use Oracle.DataAccess.DLL, which is already installed on the computer, instead of providing a DLL in my installer?

Thanks in advance.

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However, you must have access to a 10g or 11g database with any version of the Oracle client installation.

See @ the.jxc answer on Oracle: does oracle 10g client work with 11g server? for a good overview with which customers maintain databases.

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