A V9.2 DB can't/won't talk to a V7 DB, and vice versa.
So we were "forced" into using a V8.1.7 DB as the "middle man".
It works for low volume transactions.
Tim Bunce
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> Tim,
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> Personally, I have a few v7 db's around. My DBD interaction with them
> however
> is limited to logging on to the database just to make sure it's still up.
>
> Would removing OCI7 support include removing the ability to logon to a v7
db?
You can login to whatever the oracle client libs you link with will
let you log into. For v8 libs that includes v7. I did hear recently
that v9.x no longer lets you connect to v7.
You could always keep a copy of DBD::Oracle 1.14 for use with Oracle 7.
Just install it into a different directory.
Tim.
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