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Re: How to distribute an Access Database Client with an ODBC connection to Oracle

From: Maurice Willey <mwwilley_at_sttl.uswest.net>
Date: Fri, 3 Mar 2000 16:04:46 -0800
Message-ID: <QqYv4.811$3z4.31411@news.uswest.net>


A DSN can be completely setup from VBA code. Start by looking up RegisterDatabase in the help files.

Hope this helps.

Mark A Long wrote in message <38C04485.F056F3DF_at_boeing.com>...
>We have some Access databases that connect to Oracle via ODBC. In the
>past we have used a product called Simba that manages all the
>connections from a server with a small installation on the client. As we
>have built more applications we are finding Simba to be very slow mostly
>in the initial connection. And the licensing to be very costly. If I set
>up an Oracle 8 ODBC on my local machine the performance is 9 times
>faster not to mention cheaper.
>
>So my question is can the set up of a local ODBC be done in some kind of
>script perhaps with the Access Developers tool kit? It appears when I
>set up my local ODBC some entries are made to a file called ODBC.ini in
>the registry. Can this be automated in the developers tool kit?. I don't
>want to have to guide 100+ users through the ODBC setup process. Can
>Access utilize an ADO connection?
>
>Thanks
Received on Fri Mar 03 2000 - 18:04:46 CST

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