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Apr 04, 2011 09:04 PMdriscollLINK
I'm doing some local testing on a Windows 7 64-bit PC. I'm running Oracle 11g 64-bit locally. I'm trying to set up a connection to the Oracle database from a local ASP.NET application. When trying to make a connection to the database I get the error “The 'OraOLEDB.Oracle' provider is not registered on the local machine” (the application is blowing up at the line connection.Open() where I'm trying to connect using a connection string).
I added IIS_IUSRS to the Oracle Home directory and granted read, write, and execute permissions. I also successfully registered the OraOLEDB11.dll file through the command line. Those are a couple of fixes that I've found so far but my problem still persists.
I can connect to the Oracle database through SQL PLUS as well as SQL Developer. I've tried rebooting after making the changes that I've made so far. I've tried stopping and starting the database instance as well.
Does anybody have any other ideas that I can try?
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Thanks for any help!
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This feature will be removed in a future version of Windows. Avoid using this feature in new development work, and plan to modify applications that currently use this feature. Instead, use Oracle's OLE DB provider.
The Microsoft OLE DB Provider for Oracle allows ADO to access Oracle databases.
To connect to this provider, set the Provider argument of the ConnectionString property to:
Hi, Based on my understanding, you want to create a linked server from a 32-bit SQL Server to 64-bit oracle. However, you created the linked server by using Oracle Provide for OLE DB (OraOLEDB.Oracle), which only works for 32-bit Oracle. Oracle Database 11g Release 2. Standard Edition, Standard Edition One, and Enterprise Edition. 7/13: Patch Set 11.2.0.4 for Linux and Solaris is now available on support.oracle.com.Note: it is a full installation (you do not need to download 11.2.0.1 first). Hi, I am trying to download 64 bit ODAC-Client for Oracle 11g database. (odac-Oracle Data Access Client). On oracle site,mostly 32 bit clients are available. But not getting any 64 bit client. For 64 bit, we need to download and use the Oracle client and the provider from their site for connecting with SQL. Oracle has a 64-bit version that is usable for us. Oracle is a provider which is supported by Oracle. Here is a snip from one of Microsoft connect item.
Reading the Provider property will return this string as well.
If a join query with a keyset or dynamic cursor is executed in an Oracle database, an error occurs. Oracle only supports a static read-only cursor.
A typical connection string for this provider is:
The string consists of these keywords:
| Keyword | Description |
|---|---|
| Provider | Specifies the OLE DB Provider for Oracle. |
| Data Source | Specifies the name of a server. |
| User ID | Specifies the user name. |
| Password | Specifies the user password. |
Note
If you are connecting to a data source provider that supports Windows authentication, you should specify Trusted_Connection=yes or Integrated Security = SSPI instead of user ID and password information in the connection string.
The provider supports several provider-specific connection parameters in addition to those defined by ADO. As with the ADO connection properties, these provider-specific properties can be set via the Properties collection of a Connection or as part of the ConnectionString.
These parameters are fully described in the OLE DB Programmer's Reference. The ADO Dynamic Property Index provides a cross-reference between these parameter names and the corresponding OLE DB properties.
| Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
| Window Handle | Indicates the window handle to use to prompt for additional information. |
| Locale Identifier | Indicates a unique 32-bit number (for example, 1033) that specifies preferences related to the user's language. These preferences indicate how dates and times are formatted, items are sorted alphabetically, strings are compared, and so on. |
| OLE DB Services | Indicates a bitmask that specifies OLE DB services to enable or disable. |
| Prompt | Indicates whether to prompt the user while a connection is being established. |
| Extended Properties | A string containing provider-specific, extended connection information. Use this property only for provider-specific connection information that cannot be described through the property mechanism. |