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On 28 Jan 2004 14:34:05 -0800, strepxe_at_yahoo.co.uk (championsleeper)
wrote:
>We are installing an application using the oracle 9i database.
>
>When we try to connect the client to the application we get the error
>ora-01834 - date format not valid.
>
>The client communicates with the application/database using microsoft
>odbc and the oracle client.
>
>I'm not sure where to look to start the investigation as I'm not sure
>where the dependancies are on the client and server. The client pc is
>windows 2000. The server is UNIX.
>
>- do the environment settings on the pc impact the flow of data
>between client and server ?
Yes
>- if so, how ? is it the case that the environment settings on your pc
>client affect the odbc settings ?
Which odbc settings?
>- should i concern myself with the environment variable settings in
>control panel or the ones in the registry ? there are enviromnent
>settings relating to the oracle client in the registry. is that
>somwhere to look ?
Enviroment variables will override the variables in the registry
>- can i operate odbc in some sort of debug mode to see what data is
>being transferred when it is used as a communication medium ?
>
You can make the odbc client log, by using the appropiate options in
the odbc administrator applet in Control Panel.
>I need to solve this problem pretty urgently but am also genuinely
>interested in understanding the process involved (not the best time to
>start learning). any help/advice or pointers towards documentation
>would be most appreciated!
>
>Thanks,
>
>G
-- Sybrand Bakker, Senior Oracle DBAReceived on Wed Jan 28 2004 - 23:34:10 CST
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