Hi Dennis,

Actually lots of users are connecting to this database from remote locations and 
connections are very slow because of network. So these clever people wants some 
sqls/reports to be run from ODBC connection and get data into excel and then work on 
that data. So that they don't need to access database full day. 


Now I am suggesting them that we should create views in the database. Views definition 
will take care of report logic. And then through ODBC, they will just do 'select * 
from view_name' and get data in excel and carry on.


Any better ideas ????


Thanks,


~Dilip


   
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Dilip
Sounds as if your management is deciding to get things under control. You
can move your SQL into PL/SQL stored procedures and use ODBC to execute the
stored procedure.

Dennis Williams
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Lifetouch, Inc.
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Hi Guys,


One simple ODBC question. Our management wants a set-up where user from
remote location will access oracle database through ODBC connection, execute
some sql scripts, download data into excel files and then do whatever
reporting on that excel data. Now management wants all these sql scripts to
be on database server only. Management says user should not have access to
sql scripts. They should just click icons of their PCs and data should be
there.


Can somebody help. I haven't worked much on ODBC. Is it possible to execute
server side sql scripts through ODBC connection and get data ? 


Thanks in advance for help.


Regards,


~Dilip 

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Hi Guys,



One simple ODBC question. Our management wants a set-up where user from
remote location will access oracle database through ODBC connection, execute
some sql scripts, download data into excel files and then do whatever
reporting on that excel data. Now management wants all these sql
scripts to be on database server only. Management says user should not
have access to sql scripts. They should just click icons of their PCs and
data should be there.



Can somebody help. I haven't worked much on ODBC. Is it
possible to execute server side sql scripts through ODBC connection and get
data ? 



Thanks in advance for help.



Regards,



~Dilip  



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<P>Hi Dennis,</P>
<P>Actually lots of users are connecting to this database from remote locations and 
connections are very slow because of network. So these clever people wants some 
sqls/reports to be run from ODBC connection and get data into excel and then work on 
that data.&nbsp;So that they don't need to access database full day. </P>
<P>Now I am suggesting them that we should create views in the database. Views 
definition will take care of report logic. And then through ODBC, they will just 
do&nbsp;'select * from view_name' and get data in excel and carry on.</P>
<P>Any better ideas ????</P>
<P>Thanks,</P>
<P>~Dilip</P>
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5px"><BR>Dilip<BR>Sounds as if your management is deciding to get things under 
control. You<BR>can move your SQL into PL/SQL stored procedures and use ODBC to 
execute the<BR>stored procedure.<BR><BR>Dennis Williams<BR>DBA, 40%OCP<BR>Lifetouch, 
Inc.<BR>[EMAIL PROTECTED] <BR><BR><BR>-----Original Message-----<BR>Sent: 
Tuesday, February 11, 2003 5:59 AM<BR>To: Multiple recipients of list 
ORACLE-L<BR><BR><BR>--=_MAILER_ATTACH_BOUNDARY1_20032112172951610515434<BR>Content-Type:
 text/plain; charset=us-ascii<BR><BR>Hi Guys,<BR><BR><BR>One simple ODBC question. Our 
management wants a set-up where user from<BR>remote location will access oracle 
database through ODBC connection, execute<BR>some sql scripts, download data into 
excel files and then do whatever<BR>reporting on that excel data. Now management wants 
all these sql scripts to<BR>be on database server only. Management says user should 
not ha!
!
ve access to<BR>sql scripts. They should just click icons of their PCs and data should 
be<BR>there.<BR><BR><BR>Can somebody help. I haven't worked much on ODBC. Is it 
possible to execute<BR>server side sql scripts through ODBC connection and get data ? 
<BR><BR><BR>Thanks in advance for help.<BR><BR><BR>Regards,<BR><BR><BR>~Dilip 
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<P>Hi Guys,</P><BR>
<P>One simple ODBC question. Our management wants a set-up where user from<BR>remote 
location will access oracle database through ODBC connection, execute<BR>some sql 
scripts, download&nbsp;data into excel files and then do whatever<BR>reporting on that 
excel data. Now management wants&nbsp;all these sql<BR>scripts to be on database 
server only. Management&nbsp;says user should not<BR>have access to sql scripts. They 
should just click icons of their PCs and<BR>data should be there.</P><BR>
<P>Can somebody&nbsp;help. I haven't&nbsp;worked much on ODBC. Is it<BR>possible to 
execute server side sql scripts through ODBC connection and get<BR>data ? </P><BR>
<P>Thanks in advance for help.</P><BR>
<P>Regards,</P><BR>
<P>~Dilip&nbsp;&nbsp;<BR></P><BR>
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