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Access to Oracle tables from Sqlserver

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hosrow

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Does anyone know how I could access Oracle tables from SqlServer? Have you done it? Need any specific tools? How is the performance?
 
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use ODBC or some other APIs. John Fill
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JohnFill is right. After you have the ODBC connection set up on your PC, you can simply reference it using the import/export data util in SQL Server. The Oracle ODBC drivers install during the installation of the Oracle software, so just select those drivers, give it the name of the ODBC connection, a username and a password.

I run my whole page off of data pulled from Oracle into SQL, and that's how I do it.
 
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