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asp_databases thread: Re: Database Search :very important
Message #1 by arshad siddiqui <ash_arshad@y...> on Mon, 27 Jan 2003 22:36:43 -0800 (PST)
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Hi,
How to connect to an Oracle database which is on a
different machine in the network.The ip address of
that machine is known.
Is it also necessary to mention the version of Oracle
in the connection string.
This is very urjent.Please help !!
Thank you
Best Regards
--Arshad--
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Message #2 by scott.murdock@o... on Tue, 28 Jan 2003 17:58:56
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Just set up a DSN using the Oracle driver. You'll need to provide the
server name, a username, and a password (no Oracle version). Then connect
to it from your ASP page just like a SQL Server DB. If you're looking for
a DSNless connection, I'm not sure.
Scott Murdock
Intranet Applications Manager
Omnicom Group
> Hi,
How to connect to an Oracle database which is on a
different machine in the network.The ip address of
that machine is known.
Is it also necessary to mention the version of Oracle
in the connection string.
This is very urjent.Please help !!
Thank you
Best Regards
--Arshad--
__________________________________________________
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