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If you have a Mload script then at the command prompt or start give: Mload < scriptfile. Mload is an exe by itself so just type Mload at the start/Run to use it interactively. If it does not execute then you need to include MLOAD in the system path.

This error is mainly to do with either the login time out value specified is very small for the time it takes for the driver to get connected or the server not being up or the virtual circuit is broken.

If you have a W2K system the most appropriate thing to do will be to change your locale to Japanese which is code page 932 and restart the system when it asks for it. The system should ask for a restart or else you have not done the setting change properly. You can change the locale by using the...

You can reinstall from the microsoft's site. www.microsoft.com/data and install MDAC.

Check the version of the ODBC driver with the ORACLE vendor and ask as to which ODBC specification is the driver compliant. This type of errors usually occur for eg: the ODBC libraries used by VC++ call an ODBC API which is not supported in a particular version of the ORACLE ODBC driver. You can...

Hi beon, You also need to call rc=SQLAllocStatement(hdbc,&hstmt)after allocating the connection handle through SQLAllocConnect to allocate the statement handle. After allocating the statement handle you need to call SQLExecDirect API. Also it is always better to check the return codes of the...

Hi Doug, Not sure if this would be helpful, but try this. From another machine/CD copy ODBCAD32.EXE and ODBC32.DLL into your machine. These files are present in the system32 directory. -Chintan.

The File DSN information is actually stored in a file whose default path is :\Program Files\Common Files\ODBC\Data sources\filename.dsn. One can open this as a textfile. One can achieve this kind of functionality in either of the below mentioned two ways: -Copy the contents of the FileDSN from...