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Is oracle client (32 bits) installed on the server, are you using the right provider?<br />
On 32 bits there are 2 providers for Oracle one built by Microsoft and one built by Oracle. For 64 bits the is only one, from Oracle as Microsoft didn't develop his one for this platform.
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Is oracle client (32 bits) installed on the server, are you using the right provider?
On 32 bits there are 2 providers for Oracle one built by Microsoft and one built by Oracle. For 64 bits the is only one, from Oracle as Microsoft didn't develop his one for this platform.

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can you please provide any sample code to display the table from oracle using asp.net
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can you please provide any sample code to display the table from oracle using asp.net

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How to build the asp.net website from 32 bit machine (Windows XP prof) and deploy it to windows 2003 &nbsp;( 64 bit) server.<br />
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Connecting to Oracle works fine from devlopment machine (windiows 32) but it doesn't work under windows 2003 server (64 bit server)<br />
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Just want to grab table simple table data and display on webgrid.
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How to build the asp.net website from 32 bit machine (Windows XP prof) and deploy it to windows 2003  ( 64 bit) server.

Connecting to Oracle works fine from devlopment machine (windiows 32) but it doesn't work under windows 2003 server (64 bit server)

Just want to grab table simple table data and display on webgrid.

ASP.NET website connecting to Oracle

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