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Anyone here know anything about older Oracle databases? &nbsp;<br />
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This is a pretty serious problem, a client of ours needs data pulled from an old Oracle lite database. &nbsp;All he has is the .odb. &nbsp;Note that this database was not created by a standard Oracle database server. &nbsp;It was created by an application on his desktop PC which stopped functioning because the software developer turned off the authentication servers necessary for the application's operation. &nbsp;Unfortunately our client used this application to store 6 years worth of data. &nbsp;We do not have an existing Oracle infrastructure. &nbsp;
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Anyone here know anything about older Oracle databases?  

This is a pretty serious problem, a client of ours needs data pulled from an old Oracle lite database.  All he has is the .odb.  Note that this database was not created by a standard Oracle database server.  It was created by an application on his desktop PC which stopped functioning because the software developer turned off the authentication servers necessary for the application's operation.  Unfortunately our client used this application to store 6 years worth of data.  We do not have an existing Oracle infrastructure.  

Attaching and exporting data from an Oracle .odb database

Oracle is an object-relational database management system. It supports a large number of languages and application development frameworks. Its primary languages are SQL, PL/SQL and Java, but it also includes support for C and C++. Oracle also has its own enterprise modules and application server software.

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