Re: ODBC for Oracle on a HP9000

From: Christian Pfundtner <Christian_Pfundtner_at_msn.com>
Date: 1995/10/23
Message-ID: <46gtl0$1u4_at_news.via.at>#1/1


cerven_at_interaccess.com (John Cerven) wrote:

>How do you implement ODBC client and or server for Oracle on a HP9000?

ODBC is a protocol from Microsoft and is only implemented on Windows (3.x, NT,95) and Mac-OS. I don“t think that it makes sence to implement a client ODBC site on a UNIX server...

Here is how ODBC works:

On Client Side:

	Client Application

*
Client Application ODBC (must be included in the Client Appl)
*
*
*
ODBC Manager (is common and shipped due MS)
*
*
*
ODBC Server for ORACLE (or something other)
*
ODBC to Oracle API Interface
*
SQL*NET (if it is a remote Server)
*
*
On Server Side: *
*
SQL*NET
*
Oracle Database

As you can see, you will NOT need any ODBC on the HP. Using only SQL*NET cuts a lot of overhead for ODBC away.

I hope this helps Received on Mon Oct 23 1995 - 00:00:00 CET

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