Oracle Data Provider

When I use the new Oracle Data Provider for .Net ver 9.2.0.4 I get the following web error:
"The located assembly's manifest definition with name 'Oracle.DataAccess' does not match the assembly reference."
The Oracle.DataAccess reference is displayed in the solution explorer of .Net and the path property is correct.
I am running a web base application. The old Oracle Data Provider which I was using ver 9.2.0.1.1 works fine. Any ideas?

Scott,
To solve this, you need to recompile your web application with the new ODP.NET driver. This is one of the tenets of .NET. Thou shall avoid DLL hell by binding to a specific DLL version for your application...or something like that. You can't just plug in a new DLL anymore in an application without recompiling

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Edited by: 1000434 on Apr 17, 2013 6:35 AM
Edited by: 1000434 on Apr 17, 2013 6:36 AM

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