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			| Re: sql server and oracle in a single form [message #512362 is a reply to message #504333] | Sun, 19 June 2011 15:17  |  
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				|  | Littlefoot Messages: 21826
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	| I think so; however, not by keeping two different connections "alive" at the same time. I'd rather - on a database level - fetch MS SQL Server's data into an Oracle database (you'd use heterogeneous service to do that - it'll allow you to access data that is stored in an non-Oracle database as if it was within Oracle). Here's some more information. 
 Once you do that, you have a few options. One of them would be to create a form with two data blocks, each of them displaying data from its own data source (Oracle or MS SQL Server). Or, you could create a view as "union" (if possible) of these tables and create a single data block based on the view.
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