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Connect to Oracle Database using ASP without changes to Server

Hello,

I want to connect to an Oracle Database from my Classic ASP page, however I can't install drivers or make any changes on the web server. Is this still possible? Can you provide a short connection example?

Thanks!
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The only way I know of to connect to an Oracle database without a driver installed is JDBC Thin.

My classic ASP memories are really old but I don't remember a way to connect using JDBC.
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Hi can you provide a site for JDBC Thin download and install instructions?
There is no download.  A download sort of implies something to install.

Google around for jdbc thin connections.  I don't think it will work with VBScript but you never know.
This is not helping me... I have no idea where to start
The odds are there is no answer to your question. I gave you the only possible clientless connection the I know of.

I also don't think that it will work with classic ASP.

Jdbc thin is a java connection string.  There isn't anything else to it.  It either connects to the database, or it doesn't.
OK, thanks. I wonder someone can offer the simplest solution to this in, i.e. what method would require the least web server changes?
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