Re: miising oracle odbc data provider
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- Date: Fri, 4 Apr 2008 09:30:09 -0700 (PDT)
Hello Bill,
I am aware of my colleagues troubleshooting a similar architecture.
They believe that there is no 64bit OLE DB Provider available for
64bit Windows systems. Likewise, there does not appear to be a readily
available 64bit Microsoft OLE DB Provider (MSDASQL). I believe that
this provider will be available to a Service Pack 3 to its Windows
Server 2003 O/S, and I believe it will be generally distributed with
Windows Server 2008. You may want to check for a beta for your O/S or
wait for an upgrade path. In the interim, OpenLink Software has 64bit
OLE DB providers for this architecture.
On Apr 3, 12:07 pm, Bill Orova <william.or...@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hi Gurus,
This is a question that I may have asked in the past on another forum I
think it was not the right forum well here goes... I have an instance of
sqlserver2005 64 bit and I need to be able to link it to an oracle 11g
server for the transfer of data
in all of the other instances there is an oracle link priver listed in
the area where you add a linked server in this instance it is not listed
there for I can not get reporting services as well as linked servers
functionality to work are there any suggestions as how to get this
oracle provider added without reinstalling the server there are to many
processes running on this server to redo it ??
Bill_Orova
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