Editing Script Component in VS2013 launches VS2012?

New SSIS developer here.
Using VS Premium 2013 RTM (12.0.21005.1 REL) with SSDT 12.0.30919.1 and SQL Server Integration Services.
I have a Business Intelligence -> Integration Services project (an SSIS project), and when I create a Script Component in a Data Flow Task and click "Edit Script...", it launches Visual Studio 2012.
The ScriptLanguage property for the Script Component is set to "Microsoft Visual C# 2012". I don't see an option for "Microsoft Visual C# 2013" (if such a thing exists?).
Questions:
1. How can I set VS2013 to call VS2013 (and NOT VS2012) for editing the C# in my Script Component? I can create/edit/build a straight C# project just fine in VS2013, so how to do I get VS2013 to edit C# in the Script Component instead of launching VS2012?
2. What is the relationship between the version of Visual Studio ("Visual Studio 2013") and the version of the languages available/defaulted in the ScriptLanguage setting ("Microsoft Visual C#/Visual Basic 2012")?
Thank you very much for your help.

Answer:
You cannot as the Script Task is done via VSTA which is VS 2012 Shell. And there is not such need;
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can anybody shed some light? I appreciate it...
thanks,
Steve

You need to create a connectionmanager for Oracle connection and use it within the script task
See
http://www.mssqltips.com/sqlservertip/1787/oracle-parameterized-queries-in-sql-integration-services-ssis/
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