- Oracle Odbc Windows 10
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- Oct 06, 2017 I created the Microsoft ODBC drivers for Oracle this way, 1. Find the table in MS Access not in Oracle (make sure all the column names and table names are Upper Case) 2. Right click Export ODBC Databases. Click on the 'Machine Data Source' tab. Click the New button. Click the radio button 'User Data Sources' 7. Click the 'Next ' button.
- Oct 26, 2017 Sdhamoth-Oracle Oct 26, 2017 3:37 PM (in response to 3485059) If your database is 10.2, then you can use Instant Client version 12.1.0.2. If your database is Windows. Instant Client downloads for Microsoft Windows (x64) Oracle ODBC Drivers.
This article explains how to connect to Oracle with ODBC when using Windows 10.
Mar 29, 2017 Installing Oracle ODBC Driver 12.2.0.1.0 on Windows 10. Of course I checked out the SQORAS32.DLL, and confirmed it was there. I tried a lot of other things to solve this issue, but nothing worked until I found one thing. Well, first thing first. What I was missing was; Visual C Runtime for Visual Studio 2013. If I understand correctly you just want to confirm the download for an Oracle ODBC Driver for 64-bit Windows. This isn't a programming question but the short answer is, yes that looks correct. In my experience ODBC installation is rarely straightforward, so worst-case, you can uninstall the driver and try. Oracle ODBC Driver in Database Softwares, Windows Softwares Devart ODBC Driver for the Oracle provides high-performance & feature-rich connectivity clarification for the ODBC-based applications to access the Oracle databases from the Windows, Linux & Mac OS X, both with 32-bit/64-bit.
It covers the following topics:
- How to connect to Oracle (with code samples).
- How to setup ODBC:
- Configure ODBC using the ODBC Data Source Manager:We recommend using system DSNs (available to all users).
- Configure ODBC using the ODBC Data Source Manager:
We strongly recommend using connection objects to connect to databases, and this is what we demonstrate in the code samples.
Follow these steps to connect:
- Create a new channel to try out the code:
- Create a channel like this:
- Name: DB Oracle Connection (or similar)
- Source: From Translator
- Destination: To Channel
- Alternatively use an existing channel:Your channel will need a From/To Translator or a Filter component.
- Create a channel like this:
- Connect to a database using ODBC:
- Paste this code into the Translator:If your script uses connection object methods
conn:query{}
orconn:execute{}
to connect to a remote Oracle database, the location of the remote host is specified as part of the name parameter in thedb.connect{ }
command. If you useconn:merge{}
to connect the remote host is specified as part of the name parameter in theconn:merge{}
command itself. - The name is the name of an ODBC source that you create using the ODBC Administrator.
- Paste this code into the Translator:
- Adapt the code to your requirements.
Note: Iguana may not always support the very latest version of Oracle drivers, so you can simply download an earlier version if necessary. This is particularly true if you are not able to use the the latest version of Iguana.
If you need to know which versions of Oracle drivers are supported by the version of Iguana you are using please contact us at [email protected].
To set up a new ODBC data source for Oracle Server:
- Setup the Oracle instant client OCI drivers:The Oracle ODBC package depends on the OCI drivers — so you need to set them up first.
- Follow the same procedure used for Oracle Easy Connect: Setup the Windows Oracle OCI drivers.
- Install the latest Oracle ODBC drivers:
- Download the latest ODBC zip package from the Oracle instant client download site:
- Choose the latest Development and Runtime – optional packages > ODBC Package
- Unzip the ODBC zip package into the instantclient_X_Y folder where you installed the OCI drivers:
- Select the file in Explorer and choose Extract All:
- Browse and choose the folder containing the instantclient_X_Y folder where you installed the OCI drivers and click Extract:
- You should see the ODBC driver files in the instantclient_X_Y folder, something like this:
- Select the file in Explorer and choose Extract All:
- Open a command prompt as administrator:
- Search for “cmd”.
- Right click Command Prompt and Choose Run as administrator:
- Terminal Command: Install ODBC:
- Download the latest ODBC zip package from the Oracle instant client download site:
- Open the 64 bit ODBC Administrator:Windows 10 (64 bit version) supports 32 and 64 bit ODBC sources — always use the 64 bit ODBC Administrator.
- Search for ODBC and choose ODBC Data Sources (64 bit):
- Right Click and choose Run as Administrator:
- Search for ODBC and choose ODBC Data Sources (64 bit):
- Open the System DSN tab and click Add:
- Choose the latest Oracle ODBC driver and click Finish:
- Enter the ODBC credentials:
- Use any Data Source Name and Description you prefer.
- Enter the Network Name (or IP) of the Oracle Server in the TCP/IP Server field:
Note: If you are unsure of this ask your DBA (database administrator). - Enter the Oracle service name in TNS Service Name:
Note: If you are unsure of this ask your DBA (database administrator). - Enter the user login in the User ID field:
Note: If you are unsure of this ask your DBA (database administrator). - Optional: Choose your default Database:
- Test the data source connection:
- Click Test Connection:
- Enter your password and click OK:
- And if it works you are good to go:
- Click OK to create the ODBC data source:
- Click Test Connection:
- If the connection does not work speak to your DBA (database administrator) about how to login to the database (user authentication).
- Problems with connection settings:Speak to your DBA (database administrator) for general connection issues like: User name and password, Database Server network name etc.
- Iguana may not always support the very latest version of the ODBC drivers:Please contact us at [email protected] if you need to know the latest supported version of the ODBC drivers.Login authentication errors:Authentication errors usually relate to how the Oracle Server you are connecting to is setup. You will need to talk to the DBA (database administrator) that manages the Oracle server.
- Using integrated security:If you wish to use Windows integrated security speak to your DBA (database administrator).
If you need more help please contact us at [email protected].
Active1 year, 3 months ago
Need your expert suggestion on the below please.
In my office we don't have a specific package for Oracle ODBC driver, what we have is either oracle 11g or other software with which the driver is included. Now we want to create a separate package for the driver itself. Once the drive is installed we would connect our excel or any office application to the DB.
Because we cant download and run the exe files directly I need to raise a service request with our software packaging team and I need to provide the link from where they can get the package. Then they can download from there and will create a installable package for the team.
I looked through google and came up with below link.
I am providing the OS details below, could you guys please confirm if its the right package I am referring to or I need something else.
System Details
Windows Edition: Windows 7 Enterprise (SP1)System Type: 64 bit
We need to connect to an Oracle database.
Thank you for your guidance in advance.
Anurag PattanayakAnurag Pattanayak
2 Answers
I think you must download from Instant Client Downloads for Microsoft Windows 32-bit
Package instantclient-odbc-nt-12.2.0.1.0-2.zip
I assume your Excel is 32-bit, thus you must install also the 32-bit version of Oracle. Otherwise use Instant Client Downloads for Microsoft Windows (x64) 64-bit
The 64-bit Oracle ODBC does not work with 32-bit Excel! (or vice versa)
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If I understand correctly you just want to confirm the download for an Oracle ODBC Driver for 64-bit Windows. This isn't a programming question but the short answer is, yes that looks correct.
In my experience ODBC installation is rarely straightforward, so worst-case, you can uninstall the driver and try a different one. For example, this link claims to be an 'Instant Client' including ODBC support.
Oracle Odbc Windows 10
With SQL Server/ODBC on Windows 7 64 bit, I had a lot of problems before I tried the 32-bit version, which worked fine.
Any further questions about setting this up might be better suited to SuperUser.
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