im not sure if this helps but its worth a look
Have you ever needed to view a database on a computer without Access? Here's an alternative. It uses ADO 2.1 to open, view & edit Access, SQL server, DSN and Oracle databases. There are also a few features to let you add, rename and delete tables as well as purge based on a Date/Time field. Clearly not a replacement for Access, but you can distribute it to help troubleshoot. Automatically registers itself as the default database viewer for .mdb files on systems without a default already set. Otherwise, it becomes a second option when right-clicking. Its Biggest advantage is its all ADO. No DAO at all. Now you're able to modify older versions of Access databases when Access itself requires a conversion!! I recommend distributing MDAC 2.5 even if you have a 2.1 application. Microsoft seems to have fixed some of the install problems with the MDAC 2.1.
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Andy
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by: thuanncPosted on 2001-08-10 at 19:04:19ID: 6374776
1. instal oracle client in client machine ing ="Provider=MSDAORA.1;Persi st Security Info=True;Data Source=" & s_cnn & ";User ID=" & s_usr & ";Password=" & s_pwd g_Connection.CursorLocatio n = adUseClient
2. create service to connect to server (use Net8 Easy Config)
3. connect to db throught connection from vb
Dim g_Connection As ADODB.Connection
Set g_Connection = New ADODB.Connection
g_Connection.ConnectionStr
g_Connection.Open
Note:
s_cnn: name of service which was created in step 2
s_usr: user name of oracle db
s_pwd: password for s_usr to logon
Hope this help