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Roland,
Believe it or not, the best place to find this is at support.microsoft.com.
There are a number of papers there detailing how to use Oracle with MS products.
Jared
Roland.Skoldblom_at_ica.se
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Hallo,
anyone whom can give me an example onhow to write an MsAccess procedure which make a call to a pl/sqlprocedure. I want the MsAccess procedure send 5 parametsrs through to pl/sql.
Thanks in advance
Roland
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