Re: Q: NT Client (32 bit) ==> Oracle Server on Novell
Date: 1 Feb 1995 22:05:55 GMT
Message-ID: <3gp0k3$hs0_at_dcsun4.us.oracle.com>
In article <peralex.24.00111DA9_at_aztec.co.za> Tom Davies,
peralex_at_aztec.co.za writes:
>Hi Folks,
> Can I develop a 32-bit client on NT3.5 which talks to an Oracle
Server on
>a Novell machine? Which bits of software do I need?
>
>Thanks for any suggestions.
>
>Regards,
> Tom Davies
For development of code on NT 3.5, you will need Pro*C 1.6 for Windows
NT, which
is not yet released. This is expected to be available in shipping in 4-6
weeks.
To connect to a Netware server, you will need SQL*Net TCP/IP for Windows NT, or SQL*Net 2.1 for Windows NT and the TCP/IP Protocol Adapter for Windows NT. These should be available at the same time as Pro*C 1.6.
SQL*Net TCP/IP for Netware is currently available, as is SQL*Net version
2,
and the accompying TCP/IP protocol adapter for Netware. What you need
is either SQL*Net verison 1 on both sides (Nt and Netware), or SQL*Net
version 2 on both sides, with the TCP/IP protocol adapater as well.
If you were using NT 3.1, you could use the currently available Pro*C for NT 1.5.6 and the SQL*Net TCP/IP for NT 1.1.6.5.
- Victor
Victor Grigorieff vgrigori_at_us.oracle.com Oracle Worldwide Technical Support
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