Oracle.DataAccess dependency issue: whats the other dll?

Hi
My client programm complains that it cannot load the Oracle.DataAccess assembly but I the dll is within the execution/installation folder of the programm. Maybe I should mention that I removed Oracle.DataAccess from the Global Assembly Cache (because of ODT 11 and ODT 10 issues). When I did that, I remember that there were 2 dlls removed but I dont know the second one (which probably is the depending one).
Can someone tell me the name of this dependency-dll and where to find it?
Its kind of urgent :)
Thanks in advance

There's a lot of DLLs involved because ODP.NET relies on the Oracle client being installed as well.
You can do it the hard way and download "depends.exe" (Dependency Checker) from a windows tools site, or you can just reinstall ODAC. It's probably easier and safer to just install ODAC.
If you want to create a custom deployment, checkout the "XCopy" version of ODAC. It sort of sounds like that is what you are looking for.

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