Re: Correct ODBC driver

Paul,

David-Michael Lincke <dlincke_at_bandon.unisg.ch> wrote in article <1996Nov8.011025.4818_at_sgcl1.unisg.ch>...
> Paul Brewer (paulb_at_pbrewer.demon.co.uk) wrote:
> : In article <55fs21$e5q_at_news1.gte.net>, Bill Barnard
> : <wbarnard_at_pechan.com> writes
> : >What is the correct version of the Oracle ODBC driver if I want to use
 Access
> : >2.0 to connect to Oracle Workgroup server on a Windows 95 machine?
 I'm
> : >running SQL*Net 2.3.
> : >
> : >Bill Barnard
> : >wbarnard_at_pechan.com
> : I'd recommend you use 32bit SQL*Net _and_ a 32bit ODBC driver.
> : We haven't yet tried Oracle's 32bit ODBC driver, but we have tried
> : Intersolv and OpenLink with your configuration. Both work fine.
> :
> : Paul Brewer
>
> I don't think you can use Access 2.0 (16 bit) with a 32 bit ODBC driver
 and
> 32 bit SQL*Net (2.3 doesn't come in a 16 bit version anymore afaik).
> It is no problem, however, to use 16 bit SQL*net and a 16 bit ODBC driver
> on a 32 bit platform like NT or Win95.
> Make sure you use all 16 bit components when using Access version 2.0.
>

You can use 16 Bit MS ACCESS with a 32 Bit ODBC Driver, its simply a matter of whose ODBC Driver you use.

Our 32 Bit ODBC Drivers are usable by 16 Bit Applications running on WIN 95 or NT simple.

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