It's called "MS Query Add-in" and "ODBC Add-in" for Excel.  The add-in
modules can be installed from the CDs, if not already installed.  I've
played around with this for end-user reporting and found that the data
refresh was extremely slow compared to SQL*Plus, SQL Navigator, etc.

Let me know if you find a way to use it successfully.  Seems useful,
especially for accountants who work extensively in Excel, if you can get
response times you can live with.


Best,


david

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Hi,

some monthes back I read about a free utility that one could plugin to
Excel. From then on Excel could read any data into it from Oracle. The SQL
command could be written into the Excel sheets, so the user could refresh
data any time he/she had Oracle connectivity and OLE connection. I forgot
the link. Could some one please help me? (It was NOT Oraxcel!!)

TIA,

Tamas Szecsy
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