Re: Oracle access trough Excel
Date: Mon, 21 Mar 1994 09:44:33
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In article <1994Mar18.163055.1281_at_inet.d48.lilly.com> Paul Horan writes:
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>Subject: Re: Oracle access trough Excel
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>From: Paul Horan
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>In article <1994Mar9.220724.21346_at_greenwich.com> pete_at_greenwich.com (Peter Sterne) writes:
>>I have been following this thread with considerable interest. Recent copies
>>of Excel have come with Q&E bundled in, and after looking over the documen-
>>tation I feel it would be very useful for a project in which I am involved.
>>
>>However, I am having trouble getting Q&E to talk with Oracle. For background,
>>I am running SQL*Net V2 on a 486/33 with 16Mb; the data base server is a SUN
>>Sparc 10 running SunOS 4.1.3. I have no trouble connecting the PC to the data
>>base when using Oracle SQL*Plus or Data Browser, just with Q&E.
>>
>>--
>>Peter Sterne, Sr. Programmer/Analyst
>>Greenwich Associates, Greenwich Connecticut
>>pete_at_greenwich.com, voice (203)625-5089, fax (203)629-1229
>Peter,
>The version of Q+E that is bundled with Excel 4.0 can only connect to Oracle6, not 7.
>To get to O7, you need the version of Q+E from the actual vendor, Pioneer software.
>Better yet, get a copy of ClearAccess, from ClearAccess Software, Fairfield, Iowa.
>This package integrates seamlessly with Excel's macro language, and makes data
>extraction into spreadsheets a breeze. Well worth the investment.
For yet another option you could upgrade to Excel 5.0 which includes MS-Query and can connect to Oracle7. MS-Query is based on the Access query engine and is ment to provide DBMS query capabilities for other Microsoft Desktop Apps as they are upgraded.
john
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