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Oracle Client?I give a brief idea on what is the problem -
One of our clients wants to upgrade from Oracle 9i client to Oracle 10g. We are part of team where we are supporting the .Net applications. We have a existing web server in QC lab where Oracle Client 9i has ben already installed. We would like to know whether we really need Oracle Client install on the web server? I am looking for the answers for following questions - 1. The applications are making use .Net Framework Data Provider for oracle as well as Oracle Data Provider for .Net. Do we really need Oracle Client to be installed on the web server? I had an impression that it should not? I would appreciate if some can clarify. Thanks
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"dinoo" <di***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message Both of these require the Oracle Client.news:8F09A0F6-5E44-4084-BBCC-38775D843BF1@microsoft.com... >I give a brief idea on what is the problem - > One of our clients wants to upgrade from Oracle 9i client to Oracle 10g. > We > are part of team where we are supporting the .Net applications. We have a > existing web server in QC lab where Oracle Client 9i has ben already > installed. We would like to know whether we really need Oracle Client > install > on the web server? > > I am looking for the answers for following questions - > 1. The applications are making use .Net Framework Data Provider for > oracle > as well as Oracle Data Provider for .Net. Do we really need Oracle Client > to > be installed on the web server? David Can you please give me reference of any articles?
Thanks, Dinesh Show quote "David Browne" wrote: > > > "dinoo" <di***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message > news:8F09A0F6-5E44-4084-BBCC-38775D843BF1@microsoft.com... > >I give a brief idea on what is the problem - > > One of our clients wants to upgrade from Oracle 9i client to Oracle 10g. > > We > > are part of team where we are supporting the .Net applications. We have a > > existing web server in QC lab where Oracle Client 9i has ben already > > installed. We would like to know whether we really need Oracle Client > > install > > on the web server? > > > > I am looking for the answers for following questions - > > 1. The applications are making use .Net Framework Data Provider for > > oracle > > as well as Oracle Data Provider for .Net. Do we really need Oracle Client > > to > > be installed on the web server? > > Both of these require the Oracle Client. > > David > > I am still not clear.
To clear my question - I have setup oracle 10g database server and if I am running a windows client application built with .net framework 1.1 on a remote machine which is connecting to this database server. Question - If I am using Microsoft's Data Provider for Oracle then what softwares are required to be installed on client computer? Thanks, Dinesh Show quote "David Browne" wrote: > > > "dinoo" <di***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message > news:8F09A0F6-5E44-4084-BBCC-38775D843BF1@microsoft.com... > >I give a brief idea on what is the problem - > > One of our clients wants to upgrade from Oracle 9i client to Oracle 10g. > > We > > are part of team where we are supporting the .Net applications. We have a > > existing web server in QC lab where Oracle Client 9i has ben already > > installed. We would like to know whether we really need Oracle Client > > install > > on the web server? > > > > I am looking for the answers for following questions - > > 1. The applications are making use .Net Framework Data Provider for > > oracle > > as well as Oracle Data Provider for .Net. Do we really need Oracle Client > > to > > be installed on the web server? > > Both of these require the Oracle Client. > > David > > On Thu, 11 Jan 2007 14:15:00 -0800, dinoo <di***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:
¤ I am still not clear. ¤ ¤ To clear my question - ¤ ¤ I have setup oracle 10g database server and if I am running a windows ¤ client application built with .net framework 1.1 on a remote machine which is ¤ connecting to this database server. ¤ ¤ Question - ¤ If I am using Microsoft's Data Provider for Oracle then what softwares are ¤ required to be installed on client computer? ¤ You need to install the Oracle client software. The Oracle client software will need to be installed on any computer where you are attempting to establish a connection to Oracle. If it's a web app it needs to be installed on the web server. If it's a desktop app then the Oracle client needs to be installed on the machine where the desktop app is running. Paul ~~~~ Microsoft MVP (Visual Basic) I went through the oracle web site and found that there is also Oracle Data
Access Components available which installs all the drivers and client files for connecting to the oracle database. Have you come across this? Thanks, Show quote "Paul Clement" wrote: > On Thu, 11 Jan 2007 14:15:00 -0800, dinoo <di***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote: > > ¤ I am still not clear. > ¤ > ¤ To clear my question - > ¤ > ¤ I have setup oracle 10g database server and if I am running a windows > ¤ client application built with .net framework 1.1 on a remote machine which is > ¤ connecting to this database server. > ¤ > ¤ Question - > ¤ If I am using Microsoft's Data Provider for Oracle then what softwares are > ¤ required to be installed on client computer? > ¤ > > You need to install the Oracle client software. The Oracle client software will need to be installed > on any computer where you are attempting to establish a connection to Oracle. If it's a web app it > needs to be installed on the web server. If it's a desktop app then the Oracle client needs to be > installed on the machine where the desktop app is running. > > > Paul > ~~~~ > Microsoft MVP (Visual Basic) > ODAC will install the necessary Oracle client side components.
Show quote "dinoo" <di***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message <di***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:news:C93B2B6B-B904-4F0E-BC1A-281AC830DDE0@microsoft.com... > I went through the oracle web site and found that there is also Oracle Data > Access Components available which installs all the drivers and client files > for connecting to the oracle database. > > Have you come across this? > > Thanks, > > "Paul Clement" wrote: > > > On Thu, 11 Jan 2007 14:15:00 -0800, dinoo Show quote > > software will need to be installed> > ¤ I am still not clear. > > ¤ > > ¤ To clear my question - > > ¤ > > ¤ I have setup oracle 10g database server and if I am running a windows > > ¤ client application built with .net framework 1.1 on a remote machine which is > > ¤ connecting to this database server. > > ¤ > > ¤ Question - > > ¤ If I am using Microsoft's Data Provider for Oracle then what softwares are > > ¤ required to be installed on client computer? > > ¤ > > > > You need to install the Oracle client software. The Oracle client > > on any computer where you are attempting to establish a connection to Oracle. If it's a web app it> > needs to be installed on the web server. If it's a desktop app then the Oracle client needs to beShow quote > > installed on the machine where the desktop app is running. > > > > > > Paul > > ~~~~ > > Microsoft MVP (Visual Basic) > >  |
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