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What do I need to do to link ODBC/Oracle database to access and make queries
using access?

/Miipe

Nov 13 '05 #1
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Miikka Hamalainen wrote:
What do I need to do to link ODBC/Oracle database to access and make
queries using access?

/Miipe


An Oracle ODBC driver and permissions to the objects on the server.

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Nov 13 '05 #2
Roy
First off ,set the ODBC link to the Oracle database to your front end
Access database.
Hope you know how to go about this .
Else ,from your control panel ,go to ODBC folder,click it and it will
lead you to the tab settings.Add the required driver and then do the
needful.

Once you have done this ,you can proceed with writing queries from
access or you can use SQL.

Roy

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