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Thanks for the help, fellow Billy (yeah, i got stuck with the y on the end of
my name as well thanks to a family tradition :) ). I'll take a look at the
transparent gateway option.
b
Billy Verreynne <vslabs_at_onwe.co.za> wrote:
>William Cunningham wrote:
>
>> Anyone know of the best way to connect to a Microsoft SQL 2000 Server on a
>> Windows 2000 box from a Linux (RH 6.2) Oracle 8.1.7 box via PLSQL? I need
>> to have programmatic access to both servers' databases.
>
>External C procedure comes to mind... but then you will need to have dbLib
>for Linux to access SQL-Server, right? (been years since my SQL-Server
>days) External C proc on Oracle is like an extended C proc on SQL-Server.
>
>There is also the OTG (Oracle Transparent Gateway) option. This makes
>SQL-Server looks like a (badly dressed) Oracle database and allows you to
>access it via a dblink in Oracle (e.g. you can do a SELECT stuff FROM
>remotetable_at_remotedb).
>
>I can not think of anything else... (head hurt. early morning. have not had
>any coffee yet.)
>
>--
>Billy
Received on Tue Oct 22 2002 - 12:59:52 CDT