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"Larry Young" <lyoung_at_zedak.com> wrote:
>I am supporting an application running on Netware NLM version of Oracle 6.
>The application code runs on Windows 3.1 using PowerBuilder 2.0.
>
>I would like to access the database from a newer platform, say Access via
>ODBC from Windows/95 or NT.
>
>Does anyone know if such a setup is possible?
>
>The problem is getting drivers that will talk to the SQLSPX running on the
>Netware server.
>Oracle won't even talk about version 6 anymore. But I am sure there are
>lots of other
>slow-upgraders still running it out there.
>
>Thanks,
>
>Larry Young
>lyoung_at_zedak.com
>
>
>
Oracle 6 can be set up to use Sqlnet v2.x.x.x and then the Win95/NT
clients can access it - Install the Sqlnet V2 on the server ( listener
) and then be sure to set up your TNSNAMES.ORA file on the client (
using Oracle Net configuration tools ) to point to the alias you
created on the server - See the docs for SqlNet for details....
It does work.
Hope it helps,
John Greco
Oracle DBA ( Netware 4.11,Win95/NT/3.1 Clients, Oracle 7.3.2[ formerly
6] )
Reply to: john.greco_at_dot.state.mn.us
Received on Mon Dec 29 1997 - 00:00:00 CST