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xizoaziz

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Posted: 07/02/2009, 11:00 AM

hi all im new in CodeCharge Studio and i dodnt how to connect to oracle db evry time i try i get ERROR im so tired from try and fail please any one tell me the right way to do this
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xizoaziz

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Posted: 07/05/2009, 1:23 AM

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damian

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Posted: 07/05/2009, 4:46 AM

never used oracle and probably not likely too... in my case I always use ODBC connection regardless of what database I am using. I am assuming (maybe incorrectly) that there is an Oracle ODBC? If so just use the ODBC...

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tcb

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Posted: 07/06/2009, 11:25 AM

What error are you seeing? Is it while you're building the CCS Connection object or afterward, when you try to query?

CCS 4 claims to support Oracle. Any database you use has to use an ODBC connector during the CCS development phase. Normally this would become a direct connection to the database server after deployment. This puts us into the position of filling in three sets of database-related forms (at least for server-based databases; MS Access may be different): first you have to create an ODBC data source, then give CCS the database server login info, then give CCS the database access credentials. It's confusing at first, then it just becomes annoying.

"Microsoft ODBC for Oracle" should just magically appear in the list of ODBC driver types; you shouldn't have to do a separate download/installation like you would with MySQL.

(I've not used Oracle personally, but I made a dummy Connection to make sure the choices are available.)
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