Re: ODBC (16-bit and 32-bit)

Just in case you are tired of ODBC drivers:

You can use my Oraxcel addin for Excel. It:

-comes about as a new menu item in Excel
-lets you query oracle and receive the data in your spreadsheet
-lets you browse your tables/views
-execute PL/SQL
-do inserts/updates

Have a look at:

http://members.aol.com/gjlinker/projects/oraxcel

Kind regards, Gerrit-Jan Linker

ps: Oraxcel requires OO4O which is mostly installed when doing an Oracle installation.

In article <6nuq4p$unt2_at_burn.videotron.ab.ca>,   "Norma Mclean" <nmclean_at_v-wave.com> wrote:
> I had the 16 bit odbc (downloaded form oracle free downloads) for a while ,
> then later needed the 32bit ODBC driver to do queries through excel, so last
> night I down loaded the 32 bit driver from once again oracle free downloads)
> The two drivers exist fine together on my win95 client pc. I was concerned
> about the two existing on the same computer, but 16 bit uses ini files, 32
> bit uses the registry.
>
> I do have one small problem with access with the 32bit driver It does not
> let me import or link tables. However MSQuery works fine.
> VJ wrote in message <01bda9c4$a85d1a80$76a499c3_at_vijay>...
> >
> >Hello,
> >
> >OpenLink Software's drivers can allow you to do this. Download a free copy
> >from the web site at http://www.openlinksw.com
> >
> >VJ.
>
>

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