Re: Oracle ODBC On Windows95 (Don't ask) :)

Install the 8.1.7 client on 95.

>>> stefan_at_areldata.se 04/25/02 10:28AM >>>
I need to setup a ODBC connection to an Oracle 8.1.7 database over TCP/IP where the Client PC's are running Windows 95 (Old clunkers)

Anyone know what I need to do for this? Can I use the 7.3 ODBC drivers written for Windows95 for connection to a 8.1.7?

I've never done this before and can't find any clear answers about it on Oracles website.

Would be immensly gratefull for an answer of any kind, even if it is a "no-can do", then I would know that I dont have to put any more effort into this :)

Thanks!

Stefan Jakobsson
Arel-Data
stefan.jakobsson_at_areldata.se
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