I'll assume you meant this to be a reply to John, not me ;-)...
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"Manjunath" <itsmanju_at_rediffmail.com> wrote in message news:2e285fa5.0110042159.1fb8a35_at_posting.google.com...
> Dear Fiend,
> AS i know this much in oracle and access porting
> Please try to follow the steps as given below
> import all u'r tables with a new user in oracle
> 1) Create a new user in oracle
> 2) open the mdb file in access
> 3) select each and every one by one and import by odbc selction
> 4) then createa dsn for connecting to oracle thro ASP
> 5) mainly have a dsn for both Oracle and Access as it will be easy for
> connectivity purposes.
> Check this out if not mail me i'll gert back to u after a day or two
> Bye for now
> From
> Manjunath
Received on Fri Oct 05 2001 - 11:42:40 CDT
