Re: Tying Active Server Pages to UNIX Oracle on Another Machine Without ODBC?

From: Stephen Forte <stevef_at_auroradev.com>
Date: 1997/06/27
Message-ID: <01bc8324$f97fe0e0$54cdb4cc_at_default>#1/1


As of now, you can only use 1 OLE DB provider and that is for ODBC. In the future this may change.

you may also want to create a business ActiveX server on your NT box that hits your Oracle db and call that component from your ASP.

Here is an example of me calling a business AX component from an ASP page. (Inside the component I use regular RDO)

<%
Dim C
Dim vData() , vResult
Dim fOK , intCount
Set C = Server.CreateObject("clsCustomer.Customer") fOk= C.GetCustomers(vData,vResult)%>

-- 
Stephen Forte
President, NYC Access VB User Group
stevef_at_auroradev.com
http://www.auroradev.com
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athompson_at_trane.com wrote in article <867424890.17754_at_dejanews.com>...

> Hi Everyone,
>
> My company is thinking about using Microsoft's Active Server pages for
our
> intranet (6700 readers in my division) but we have to be able to tie it
to
> our back end UNIX Oracle servers without using ODBC. Will CF work with
> PL/SQL or SQL*Net and if so what versions are necessary? Please
> reply via email. Thanks.
>
> Annette Thompson
> Intranet Technical Analyst
> athompson_at_trane.com
>
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Received on Fri Jun 27 1997 - 00:00:00 CEST

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