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Anomalies in database link querying (Oracle to MS SQL Server 2005)
Posted on 2012-12-20
I have a database link from oracle to mssql using db4odbc / odbc32 (windows)
Problem 1,
Problem 2
Problem 3
I have to use double quotes on "ColumnNames" in order to exectute query, I can't do ColumnNames, is there anyway to get rid of this?
Problem 1,
When i do
SELECT
*
FROM Orderdetail@"DB"
query executes in 0.561 seconds..
when i do
SELECT
*
FROM Orderdetail@"DB" where "ItemNumber" = 10242;
This query was running for 10 minutes before i canceled it, (i know we have a itemnumber 10242
Problem 2
when i do
SELECT
*
FROM Customers@"DB";
I get
ORA-28500: connection from ORACLE to a non-Oracle system returned this message:
[Microsoft][ODBC SQL Server Driver][SQL Server]Invalid column name 'A'. {42S22,NativeErr = 207}[Microsoft][ODBC SQL Server Driver][SQL Server]Invalid column name 'RContactName'.
ORA-02063: preceding 2 lines from DB
28500. 00000 - "connection from ORACLE to a non-Oracle system returned this message:"
Problem 3
I have to use double quotes on "ColumnNames" in order to exectute query, I can't do ColumnNames, is there anyway to get rid of this?
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Active 3 days ago
how fast does the query SELECT
*
FROM Orderdetail where ItemNumber = 10242;
run on sql server? ItemNumber may has no indexes or you run during busy hours and something is blocking specially if the table is big.
about this one run the query in Sql server first and try do not use * -
--
also you may check this
Accessing SQL Server from Oracle with Database Gateway for ODBC (DG4ODBC)
http://www.easysoft.com/applications/oracle/database-gateway-dg4odbc.html#config
*
FROM Orderdetail where ItemNumber = 10242;
run on sql server? ItemNumber may has no indexes or you run during busy hours and something is blocking specially if the table is big.
about this one run the query in Sql server first and try do not use * -
--
also you may check this
Accessing SQL Server from Oracle with Database Gateway for ODBC (DG4ODBC)
http://www.easysoft.com/applications/oracle/database-gateway-dg4odbc.html#config
Active today
The first one looks like Oracle is doing the filtering - evaluating "ItemNumber" itself, which is disastrous. I assume this is related to the second "bug".
The second one seems to result from case-sensitivity. MSSQL is not case-sensitive by default, but maybe the DB was installed that way, and hence requires exact the same notation?
The second one seems to result from case-sensitivity. MSSQL is not case-sensitive by default, but maybe the DB was installed that way, and hence requires exact the same notation?
i ran the same query
one via oracle (Sql Developer) one straight from the MS SQL Server using Toad for SQL,
Oracle execution time = 84.998 seconds
MSSQL execution time = 0.0051 seconds
SELECT
*
FROM Orderdetail@"DB" where "ItemNumber" = 10242
one via oracle (Sql Developer) one straight from the MS SQL Server using Toad for SQL,
Oracle execution time = 84.998 seconds
MSSQL execution time = 0.0051 seconds
SELECT
*
FROM Orderdetail@"DB" where "ItemNumber" = 10242
Active today
Then I guess you have issues with the dblink, using ODBC. Then you might want to switch to Ole DB, which can use Native Driver, and allows for better support of datatypes and objects.
hsolesql, which is the corresponding application (to be used in the PROGRAM section of the HS listener file), is desupported meanwhile, but can be used nevertheless. You have to create a .UDL file containing:
More info about the "old" HS methods: http://docs.oracle.com/cd/B19306_01/server.102/b14232/gencon.htm
hsolesql, which is the corresponding application (to be used in the PROGRAM section of the HS listener file), is desupported meanwhile, but can be used nevertheless. You have to create a .UDL file containing:
[oledb]
Provider=SQLOLEDB.1;Password=Pwd;Persist Security Info=True;User ID=Usr;Initial Catalog=TheDB;Data Source=TheMSSQLInstance;Application Name=Orace-Gateway
More info about the "old" HS methods: http://docs.oracle.com/cd/B19306_01/server.102/b14232/gencon.htm
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