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Runtime Files Required by the Oracle Client Lib. [message #100832]

Fri, 21 November 2003 07:37

Kassahun Hailegabriel
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Registered: November 2003

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I'm developing a vb application at Ethiopian Airlines. I've an oracle 8i database which resides on an NT Server. When I install the application on client (user) machines, I've to also install Oracle Net80 Client Utilities, which makes the setup tedious and not good for my users. So I want those DLLs and any required data files which can connect my VB Business Component from client machines to the database on the server...

Tanx

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Re: Runtime Files Required by the Oracle Client Lib. [message #100833 is a reply to message #100832]

Mon, 24 November 2003 05:09

Mahesh Rajendran
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Registered: March 2002
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You have to install an oracle client in the clientside.
else
if you are using a JDBC thin client ( i beleve VB may not support it) then, u still talk to database.

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Re: Runtime Files Required by the Oracle for vb application package [message #101453 is a reply to message #100832]

Tue, 05 October 2004 22:45

sandeep viswanath
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Registered: October 2004

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I'm developing a vb application at SITAR Solutions I've an oracle 8i database which resides on an NT Server. When I install the application on client (user) machines, I've to also install Oracle Net80 Client Utilities, which makes the setup tedious and not good for my users. So I want those DLLs and any required data files which can connect my VB Business Component from client machines to the database on the server...
Tanx

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Re: Runtime Files Required by the Oracle for vb application package [message #101554 is a reply to message #101453]

Tue, 07 December 2004 02:40

Shahid a. shaikh
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Registered: December 2004

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it is immmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmpossible with oracle, "jaani, oracle bachchon ka khel nahin."

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