On Wednesday 11:37 AM 2/29/2012, Brad Chick wrote:
>I was wondering if anyone has had any luck building the nsoracle driver 
>against Oracle Instant Client, rather than the full oracle client libs?

Yes, we've been doing this for years on Redhat Enterprise Linux and have done 
it on OS X as well.  You'll need both the instantclient-basic[lite] package and 
the instantclient-sdk package (the latter to get the include files) for 
building, though you only need the former at run time.  We do a few things to 
make OIC work better with calling packages:

1) Create a symlink from rdbms/demo to sdk/include (nsoracle uses the former 
for include files)

2) Create the following symlinks under the lib/ directory:
       ln -s libclntsh.so.* libclntsh.so
       ln -s libocci.so.*  libocci.so

I believe the second was required more for OS X than Linux, but there's no harm 
either way.

- John


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