Sunil - I believe your method will allow you to connect from the non-Oracle
DB to Oracle. I don't believe it will allow you to do the opposite, but your
subject line says "from Oracle". So I think you will need another method.
Dennis Williams
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Hi,

I am trying to connect to a Non Oracle database from the Oracle database (
Version 8.1.7.4).
i want to do some thing like this :
i have my ODBC set up on an Win NT machine. I have created a heterogeneous
connection set up on Win NT.
Now i want to connect from a Unix machine to the Listener entry that i have
done on the Win NT server, there by connecting to the Non Oracle database.



SqlServer -------odbc setup on NT--------> Win NT ( LIstener Entry: pubs)
--------> Unix (Tnsnames entry : pubs.world)

can this be done ??

Regards,
Sunil Gompa


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