saint_stevo Posted 15 October, 2008 Posted 15 October, 2008 Trying to point MS Access 2000 at a server to view a database, have added the Oracle for Windows ODBC driver and installed an Oracle client but when i run the query i get "ODBC--Call Failed" Any ideas?
Pancake Posted 15 October, 2008 Posted 15 October, 2008 Trying to point MS Access 2000 at a server to view a database, have added the Oracle for Windows ODBC driver and installed an Oracle client but when i run the query i get "ODBC--Call Failed" Any ideas? Client OS? Server OS? Database software (Im assuming Oracle) and version Driver version?
saint_stevo Posted 15 October, 2008 Author Posted 15 October, 2008 Xp sp2 Server 2k3 Server using Oracle 9i ODBC driver version 2.575.1117.00
Pancake Posted 15 October, 2008 Posted 15 October, 2008 Thats the MS for Oracle driver yeah? have you tried the version from Oracle themselves?
Pancake Posted 15 October, 2008 Posted 15 October, 2008 What else are you getting in return after "Call Failed"?
Pancake Posted 15 October, 2008 Posted 15 October, 2008 Try the Oracle Instant Client rather than the full client http://www.oracle.com/technology/tech/oci/instantclient/index.html
saint_stevo Posted 15 October, 2008 Author Posted 15 October, 2008 Try the Oracle Instant Client rather than the full client http://www.oracle.com/technology/tech/oci/instantclient/index.html I'll give it a go, and if i can find the full error message will post that up too Cheers
Pancake Posted 15 October, 2008 Posted 15 October, 2008 Bit small (even when I click on it), but does it say cant resolve service name?
saint_stevo Posted 15 October, 2008 Author Posted 15 October, 2008 yeah thought it was a bit small, yeah it does say exactly that
saint_stevo Posted 24 October, 2008 Author Posted 24 October, 2008 ahhhh good fun, it seems i was given a horribly outdated TNS Names file! Now all working
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