Re: Oracle vs. Microsoft ODBC Driver

[Quoted] ODBC's cause me more headache than I care to talk about, but the root cause of the problems are an old legacy app (poorly) written in MSAccess

Having said that, I find that (sometimes) the Merant drivers work the best overall, once when I was having some problems with an Oracle driver Oracle told me that their drivers did not have all of the functionality of the Merant drivers.

HTH
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> As usual, 2 camps..I find that the MS stuff works best when using their
> apps ( big surprise) and Oracle's is best for general ODBC/ADO/OLEDB stuff
> not involving a MS Product front end ( like Access, Excel, Word, etc)
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> "Niall Litchfield" <n-litchfield_at_audit-commission.gov.uk> wrote:
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>>Its a bit "suck it and see" but I'd go with the Oracle Corp one. It is
>>(now) pretty stable and from memory supports more features of the database
>>than the MS drver does.
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>>"Mike Dwyer" <bdtmike_at_hotmail.com> wrote in message
>>news:fc2b473f.0208141614.2cee3db5_at_posting.google.com...
[Quoted] [Quoted] >>> Newbie Question: My front end application is MS Access 2000.
>>> Which is the better/most stable driver to use when accessing Oracle 9i
>>data?
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