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40002 indicates a critical error - any activity beyond this point will fail.
The ORA-00000 is a false report. An error has occurred, but there is no entry mapped for it in the ODBC driver and the ORA-00000 is returned instead.
You need to enable tracing on the client to determine the actual ORA error code.
Mike
Antonio Doblado Romo wrote in message <8bfoj9$5gq$1_at_talia.mad.ttd.net>...
>Hello,
>
>I have developed an application in Visual Basic 6 which connects to an
>Oracle 8.0.5.0.0 database (the server runs under windows NT). I have
created
>a service on one client machine using the "Net8 easy config" to connect
with
>thw database using TCP-IP. I have tested the service, it runs fine and I
can
>connect to the database using SQL Plus and Schema manager.
>
>To connect my application (which uses RDO) to the database, I have created
a
>DSN using the service mentioned before, and Microsoft ODBC drivers version
>2.573.000 (Spanish). It has worked for one month without any problem until
>yesterday, when I get an error executing my application. The error is (in
>Spanish):
>
>40002:IM006: [Microsoft][Administrador de controladores ODBC]Error de
>SQLSetConnectAttr del controlador
>
>If I try to execute the Oracle ODBC test using the DSN, I get the next
error
>when I try to connect to the database:
>
>SQLSTATE: NA000
>NAtive Error Code:0
>DriverMessage[Microsoft][ODBC Driver for Oracle]Error while trying to
>retrieve text for error ORA-00000
>
>No suggestions are given to avoid this error when I ask for them.
>
>The Oracle configuration has not changed, and the DSN is also the same. I
>have not installed new programs or drivers in my PC, so I do not
understand
>why it worked before and not now. Other computers configured exactly the
>same are working OK.
>
>¿Anybody can help me?
>
>Thanks.
>
>
>--
>Antonio Doblado Romo
>ICOT, S.A.
>adoblado_at_icot.es
>
>
Received on Sun Mar 26 2000 - 00:00:00 CST