Where/How to view the ODP.NET source code?

Question

I have a program I am testing out and I want to view the code "under the hood", specifically the OpenWithNewPassword method (might have to Ctrl+F on the page). Is there something similar to Reference Source from Microsoft that Oracle provides? The only thing I can find is a definition of what the method is and what it does.

using System;
using Oracle.DataAccess.Client; 
 
class PasswordExpirationSample
{
  static void Main()
  {
    OracleConnection con = new OracleConnection();
 
    try
    {
      con.ConnectionString = 
        "User Id=testexpire;Password=testexpire;Data Source=oracle";
      con.Open();
      Console.WriteLine("Connected to Oracle" + con.ServerVersion);
    }
    catch (OracleException ex)
    {
      Console.WriteLine(ex.Message);
 
      //check the error number 
      //ORA-28001 : the password has expired
      if (ex.Number == 28001)
      {
        Console.WriteLine("\nChanging password to panther");
        con.OpenWithNewPassword("panther");  // What call is this making with the database?
        Console.WriteLine("Connected with new password.");
      }
    }
    finally
    {
      // Close and Dispose OracleConnection object
      con.Close();
      con.Dispose();
      Console.WriteLine("Disconnected");
    }
  }
}

Answer 1

I can only guess, for reasons mentioned in the comments

con.OpenWithNewPassword("panther");  // What call is this making with the database?

It probably takes the existing connection, with all its parsed connection string and any internal state etc, and changes just the password, then tries to open the connection again. The connection string contains a lot of stuff (user, password, host etc), that will be parsed and used internally throughout the life of the connection object. There might be a valid use case for not doing all that again, and just changing the password, and connecting to the db again. (I can't personally think of one, unless transactions survive across connection cycling; I'd just make a new connection with the new password)

At the very least, without falling foul of the license agreement, you could probably use the debugger locals window to look at your connection with its internal variable for storing the password (under the non-public members node, because the OracleConnection doesnt seem to have a public password property like it does the other stuff), get its hashcode or screenshot values etc then call OpenWithNewPassword and see if the password changes but all else remains the same as before the connection is opened.. That'd be a reasonable indication of what it does