I think you're on the right track. ODBC seems the most likely problem. You
can configure a System DNS in the ODBC Administrator for your SQLNet alias
and see what happens if you ive the ODBC data source as the connect string.
Regards
Reza
Claude Kuhnen <kuhnen_at_sensopart.de> wrote in message
news:81e5c9$15d9$1_at_news.lf.net...
> I have an Oracle power objects client application
> installed on an Oracle 7.3.3 NT Workstation.
> The client application doesn't connect to the ora database
> (instances are running - I can access tables with sql work-
> sheet).
> Can somebody tell me if Power Objects applications connect
> via ODBC or SQL Net Easy? I guess this is where I have to
> modify something.
> If possible, I'd prefer to receive a cc: to my mail adress.
>
> Thank you
>
> Claude Kuhnen
>
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