Re: Can't connect to Oracle Dbase with SQL Server 2005 Express

Crazy Cat wrote:
> Please elaborate on Sarbanes Oxley -- I looked it up but not sure how
> it applies to me (software developer). Isn't that
> targeted at accountants? My function and the project I'm working on
> have nothing to do with accounting -- it's an engineering
> function.
>
> I found a solution to my problem with the Oracle OLE DB provider and am
> providing a link to the solution for all interested
>
> http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms152516.aspx
>
> Hope this helps any out there having similar problems.
>
> Thanks

If you are working in Excel then it stands to reason you are working with numbers: Accounting related information.

If those numbers are not constrained so that each every alteration is auditable and numbers are then used for financial decisions or financial statements you are in potential violation.

You as a developer are not in violation. But the result of your work likely will be.

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