SSIS Error with OLE DB Command to Oracle

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I have a SSIS package that has a ADO datasource to MYSQL, it then does a lookup to Oracle, the match data then goes to a OLE DB Command to update the records.

The OLE DB Command is running this script.
Update SITE_INCOME 
Set SI_AMOUNT_BANKED = ?,
    SI_BGC_NO = ?
Where SI_ID = ?

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But when I click Refresh in the OLE DB Command I get the following error message;
Error at Data Flow Task [OLE DB Command [99]]: SSIS Error Code DTS_E_OLEDBERROR. AN OLE DB error has occurred. Error code 0x80040E30.

An OLE DB record is available. Source "Microsoft OLE DB Provider for Oracle" Hrsult: 0x80040E30 Description: "Type name is invalid.".

Error at Data Flow Task [OLE DB Command [99]]: Unable to retrieve destination column descriptions from the parameters of the SQL command.

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I have googled the error code 0x80040E30 , but have found nothing.

Can anyone suggest something I can try to get this working please?

Regards

SQLSearcher
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Vitor MontalvãoMSSQL Senior EngineerCommented:
I can see that you're using "Microsoft OLE DB Provider for Oracle". Don't you have an Oracle Client driver instead?
SQLSearcherAuthor Commented:
Hello Vitor
I have a Oracle ODBC driver but I have not got a OLE DB Oracle driver.

Where would I get that, and how would I install it??

Regards

SQLSearcher
Vitor MontalvãoMSSQL Senior EngineerCommented:
Should be in your Oracle Client installation media but you can also download it from Oracle's website.
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SQLSearcherAuthor Commented:
Hello Vitor
The web site you have given me has Oracle 10g but I have 11g, do you know where I can find the OLE DB drivers for that?

Regards

SQLSearcher
Vitor MontalvãoMSSQL Senior EngineerCommented:
Check in this webpage. I think there are all the available versions.
SQLSearcherAuthor Commented:
Hello Vitor
Is there not a 32bit version of the 11g Oracle OLEDB driver?

Regards

SQLSearcher
Vitor MontalvãoMSSQL Senior EngineerCommented:
You never mentioned that you needs a 32bit version.
Lucky that they have a similar webpage for 32bit :)

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SQLSearcherAuthor Commented:
Hello Vitor
I have downloaded the file and extract the files on my c drive and run the following command.

install.bat oledb C:\oracle true

but I don't have a Oracle OLE DB driver on my machine.

What should I do next to get it to work?

Regards

SQLSearcher
Vitor MontalvãoMSSQL Senior EngineerCommented:
Did you follow the install instructions that comes with the zip file?
Should be something similar with this one.
SQLSearcherAuthor Commented:
Thank you for your help.
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