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You can use Oracle Objects for OLE which should be on the Client CDs with plenty of help.<br />
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I can also give some examples here, just let me know after installing Oracle Objects for OLE if you need examples, but the help that comes with it is pretty good.<br />

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You can use Oracle Objects for OLE which should be on the Client CDs with plenty of help.

I can also give some examples here, just let me know after installing Oracle Objects for OLE if you need examples, but the help that comes with it is pretty good.


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We need to use ODBC. Oracle objects for ole is too slow.<br />
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We need to use ODBC. Oracle objects for ole is too slow.



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Oracle objects for OLE is no slower than ODBC.<br />

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Oracle objects for OLE is no slower than ODBC.


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We are trying to coonect VB4 to Oracle using 16-bit ODBC. &nbsp;Standard code does not work. &nbsp;Anybody have any ideas? &nbsp;Do we have to use WIN95 APIs or is there standard way to get thru?
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We are trying to coonect VB4 to Oracle using 16-bit ODBC.  Standard code does not work.  Anybody have any ideas?  Do we have to use WIN95 APIs or is there standard way to get thru?

ODBC Question: How do you connect VB4 to oracle using 16-bit ODBC

Visual Basic is Microsoft’s event-driven programming language and integrated development environment (IDE) for its Component Object Model (COM) programming model. It is relatively easy to learn and use because of its graphical development features and BASIC heritage. It has been replaced with VB.NET, and is very similar to VBA (Visual Basic for Applications), the programming language for the Microsoft Office product line.