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The Oracle client software..The ODBC drivers need it to connect.
Ask the customer for their cd if you don't have one and install the client on your PC
"William Grigg" <wgrigg_at_draper.com> wrote:
>I need to connect to an Oracle database at a customers site. I have the IP,
>account, password, etc. I am running from a Windows 2000 PC. What I
>apparently do not have is the Oracle Client and Oracle networking
>components. When I try to set up the DSN, it show that their are 3 drivers
>to choose from:
>
>1. CR Oracle 7
>2. CR Oracle 8 v3.6
>3. Microsoft ODBC for Oracle
>
>The customer has described the database as: AODB Server / Oracle Server
>7.3.2.3. I am assuming that I want to use ODBC for the connection. When I
>try to setup a DSN with number 3 above, for instance, I am told that I am
>missing Oracle type client and networking software. I went to the Oracle web
>site and found the Oracle 7 ODBC driver download - Version 2.5.3.1.7 (32
>bit) for Windows NT 4.0/95/98. I downloaded the file Drv25317.exe and ran
>it. I had hoped that it was installing whatever I needed. Unfortunately, it
>did not help.
>
>What am I missing?
>
>TIA
>
>Bill
>
>
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