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Oracle connection questions
I have been developing asp in a MS shop for a few years
and I just changed jobs. My new job is in an Oracle shop.
The oracle db here said that we needed to put the oracle
client on the server to connect from an asp page. Is this
true? I would have just thought we needed oledb drivers?
Thanks for any input or links
Mike D
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Turkbear #2 Re: Oracle connection questions
On Tue, 1 Jun 2004 11:29:43 -0700, "Mike D" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:
The OleDb Provider still uses the Oracle Client to connect to the database..>I have been developing asp in a MS shop for a few years
>and I just changed jobs. My new job is in an Oracle shop.
>
>The oracle db here said that we needed to put the oracle
>client on the server to connect from an asp page. Is this
>true? I would have just thought we needed oledb drivers?
>
>Thanks for any input or links
>
>Mike D
Ther are 'thin client' ODBC drivers available that use Java-Like connection strings and do not need the client, but, in
general, to access an Oracle database, the Oracle client must be installed.
Read all you can about Oracle - it is very unlike SqlServer and Access....
Try
[url]http://otn.oracle.com[/url]
Register ( it is free and does not spam) - it contains docs, technical papers, etc relating to Oracle.
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Mike D #3 Re: Oracle connection questions
Thanks for the reply.
I am downloading the OO4O for Oracle now. I see that they
are very different.
Mike
<anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:>-----Original Message-----
>On Tue, 1 Jun 2004 11:29:43 -0700, "Mike D"shop.>>>I have been developing asp in a MS shop for a few years
>>and I just changed jobs. My new job is in an Oraclethis>>
>>The oracle db here said that we needed to put the oracle
>>client on the server to connect from an asp page. Isconnect to the database..>>>true? I would have just thought we needed oledb drivers?
>>
>>Thanks for any input or links
>>
>>Mike D
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>Ther are 'thin client' ODBC drivers available that use
but, inmust be installed.>general, to access an Oracle database, the Oracle clientSqlServer and Access....>
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