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I'm a beginner administrator for Cognos and I was wondering how I setup Cognos Impromptu to point to my Oracle database? &nbsp; Is there a tool or does this configuration reside within Cognos Impromptu Administrator? &nbsp;Also, how is this done?
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I'm a beginner administrator for Cognos and I was wondering how I setup Cognos Impromptu to point to my Oracle database?   Is there a tool or does this configuration reside within Cognos Impromptu Administrator?  Also, how is this done?

Cognos Impromptu: How do I set up the ODBC connection to Oracle?

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