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matt.mcdonnell.90_at_bc.edu (Matt Man) wrote:
>I am running the 8.1.7 Client from an NT box trying to connect to an
>8.1.7 Server running on Win2K.
>
>Net8 Assistant has no problems connecting to the database and with
>some troubleshooting, the Oracle ODBC driver works fine, while the MS
>ODBC driver for Oracle however will not... is there a related issue
>here?
>
>I've been pouring over the archived newsgroups for the past 24 hours
>and still cannot find a solution to my problem. I have put in the
>TRS_ADMIN registry key, I've double and triple checked my tnsnames.ora
>file and I've even added the service name to my local hosts file
>(although I'm confident that this doesn't change anything anyway)
I'm assuming you meant to type TNS_ADMIN
>
>There's a chance I might solve this by using OraOLEDB.Oracle
>instead... but I wonder if there isn't a simpler solution. Switching
>to OraOLEDB.Oracle now would blow-up my testing efforts.
>
>Any help would be GREATLY appreciated.
>
>Matt Man
I use the MSDAORA Provider for my asp pages and have had no problems connecting to a variety
of Oracle versions..
The code I use in my pages is:
<%
Dim objDC, objRS
' Create and establish data connection
Set objDC = Server.CreateObject("ADODB.Connection")
objDC.ConnectionTimeout = 15
objDC.CommandTimeout = 30
'Code to connect to Oracle Warehouse
objDC.Open "Provider=MSDAORA.1;Password=secret;User ID=nosy;Data Source=whs1;Persist Security Info=TRUE"
SqlStrEmp = "Select distinct empl_nm,empl_nbr empnbr from warehouse.hr_public order by empl_nm"
Set RS1 = objDC.Execute(SqlStrEmp)
.....
%>
where whs1 is the tnsnames.ora entry
Works fine..
What are you using to test your setup?
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