WinCVS is a major pain in the ^%!*. Try using TortoiseCVS (http://tortoisecvs.sourceforge.net) it's a wonderfully simple and intuitive piece of software (it's what I use).
As for Oracle, are you using VS.NET 2002 or 2003. 2002 didn't have the Microsoft ADO.NET provider for Oracle, but it was avaialble via a download. You can either download the provider from MSDN (not sure where) or comment out the Oracle code for now.
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Just pulled the latest from CVS (damn, I need to figure out how to use WinCVS, doing it manually is a real pain!)
Anyway, My machine doesn't have the OracleClient namespace, so the CConnection barfs...
Reverted to prev version and all seems well.
Something to consider anyways
WinCVS is a major pain in the ^%!*. Try using TortoiseCVS (http://tortoisecvs.sourceforge.net) it's a wonderfully simple and intuitive piece of software (it's what I use).
As for Oracle, are you using VS.NET 2002 or 2003. 2002 didn't have the Microsoft ADO.NET provider for Oracle, but it was avaialble via a download. You can either download the provider from MSDN (not sure where) or comment out the Oracle code for now.