[AccessD] Oracle provider on locked down system

Hi Roz:

There should be all your standard common files like the ADO components.

Just check to see what the TNSNAMES file looks like and duplicate the
connection string in ADO-OLE. See example below: (This use to be a actual
set but it has long since changed so I think it has no current security
issues.)

<Code>
'from the tnsnames.ora
'
'PCAG.gov.bc.ca =
'   (DESCRIPTION =
'       (ADDRESS_LIST =
'           (ADDRESS =
'               (COMMUNITY = tcpcom.gov.bc.ca)
'               (PROTOCOL = TCP)
'               (Host = CRUSHER.gov.bc.ca)
'               (Port = 1521)
'           )
'       )
'       (CONNECT_DATA =
'           (SID = PCAG)
'               (GLOBAL_NAME = PCAG.gov.bc.ca)
'           )
'       )


' Microsoft connection string...standard security
' Substituted your msdaora.1 provider Roz. 
gstrConnection = "Provider=msdaora.1;" & _
                 "Data Source=PCAG.gov.bc.ca;" & _
                 "User Id=" & myUsername & ";" & _
                 "Password=" & myPassword
        
'   Test connection string
Set mobjConn = New ADODB.Connection
mobjConn.ConnectionString = gstrConnection
...
</Code>

HTH
Jim

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rosalyn.clarke at barclays.com
Sent: Wednesday, March 19, 2008 4:31 AM
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Subject: [AccessD] Oracle provider on locked down system

Dear List

I have a legacy Access database that I need to make work on a Citrix server
farm I cannot configure. The database runs a very simple query on an Oracle
database and currently uses MSDAORA.1 as the provider. The Citrix farm does
not have the Oracle client tools installed, and installing them is probably
not an option. It also doesn't have the .net framework.

Are there any providers people know of that might be included by default in
a
normal-ish Windows installation, or is there any way I can bundle something
into a package that will run on a system that denies users write access to
their C:\ drives? 

TIA

Roz

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