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Oracle DSN and ODBC connection.
To create a DSN with the ODBC administrator tool.
On a 64Bit OS there are two. Mentioned above, you need the one for the application bit version not the OS bit version:
https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/942976/odbc-administrator-tool-displays-both-the-32-bit-and-the-64-bit-user-d
On a 64Bit OS there are two. Mentioned above, you need the one for the application bit version not the OS bit version:
https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/942976/odbc-administrator-tool-displays-both-the-32-bit-and-the-64-bit-user-d
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yeah!
any appropriate way to setup it up, never work this way before, any URL ?
any appropriate way to setup it up, never work this way before, any URL ?
The wizard is pretty straight forward.
Depending on the user rights you can set up a system DSN or User DSN. Select 'Add' and the Oracle client. The rest should be self explanatory.
Depending on the user rights you can set up a system DSN or User DSN. Select 'Add' and the Oracle client. The rest should be self explanatory.
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hi,
I am now following this: http://wiki.ispirer.com/sqlways/users-guide/setting-up-database-connection/dsn_file
to setup file DSN.
but once created one for oracle the file content is so simple:
is that mean I MUST install oracle specified ODBC driver to create the file DSN ?
this is my new data source page:
oracle 12 c seems do not have any ODBC driver, any idea ?
I am now following this: http://wiki.ispirer.com/sqlways/users-guide/setting-up-database-connection/dsn_file
to setup file DSN.
but once created one for oracle the file content is so simple:
[ODBC]
DRIVER=Oracle in OraDB12Home1
is that mean I MUST install oracle specified ODBC driver to create the file DSN ?
this is my new data source page:
oracle 12 c seems do not have any ODBC driver, any idea ?
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Yes, with very few exceptions, to connect to an Oracle database, you need an Oracle Client.
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I have already installed the oralce 12c client, I installed one more time and it shown repeated item.
finally found out that the service name need this : <server name>:<port number>/<service name>
this is what it wants !
I am done!
Yes, with very few exceptions, to connect to an Oracle database, you need an Oracle Client.
"
I have already installed the oralce 12c client, I installed one more time and it shown repeated item.
finally found out that the service name need this : <server name>:<port number>/<service name>
this is what it wants !
I am done!
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The easiest thing is to set up the data source on the client machine. Just remember that you need to create a 32 or 64 bit DSN depending on whether the application on the client machine is a 32 or 64 bit application.
Kent