Gary,
Have you had any luck getting your connection?
I was able to make a view of the Linked Oracle Table in MS SQL Management
Studio but I had to CAST each column to int or char before the Dev Studio could
load the view.
I then went back into the MS SQL Manager and queried the remote DB from
Hi Gary,
Jean-Louis is correct.
If my memory serves me well, I have also had to do it like that in the past.
Unfortunately, if you want to do this on DB level, the only other alternative
in this case, would be to duplicate the data using, for example, a stored
procedure, but that is not ideal
Hi Gary,
How do you do the db-link, are you using linked servers going from SQL to the
remote oracle table?
Regards
Francois
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[mailto:arslist@ARSLIST.ORG] On Behalf Of Theo Fondse
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Also make sure all your pre-requisites are met. If I recall right, if there
is no character field that is between 5 to 15 characters in length, that is
uniquely identifiable, the creation of a view form fails..
Joe
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From: Francois Seegers
Sent: Wednesday, March 07,
I have a need to build a view form to a table on a Remote Oracle DB
10g from our ARS 7.1.06 running sql 2005 DB server
Has anyone been sucessful doing this?
We created the DBlink between the 2 dbs and we are able to connect
from the sql server via other tools like odbc or sql plus and see the
Hi Gary,
According to my experience, creating a view form on a db link does not
work well. What I usually do in that case is creating an SQL view, in
the DB direclty, that will use the db link; and then create the view
form on the SQL view.
Best regards,
Jean-Louis Halleux
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Gary,
Jean-Louis is correct.
I am trying the same thing on ARS 7.6.03.
Had the DBA create a Linked Server on MS SQL using DTS.
I created a view in the ARSystem database using MS SQL Server management Studio.
SELECT CAST(CONTROL_UNIQUE_ID AS int) AS UNIQUE_ID, CAST(CONTROL_NUM AS
varchar) AS
John,
Have you checked the SQL log when doing the search (Open the Form in the User
Tool, Turn on the SQL log, Try the search, Turn off the log) and you can then
see exactly what SQL the system is trying to run. It may have something to do
with the CAST and if you have the fields set for
Thanks for the insight, this is definitely an option. The main
concern with this solution is that I am not the SQL DBA and do not
have and admin access to the DB or application servers, so I am now
dependant on 3 parties to help support this process (myself, Oracle
DBA, SQL DBA), plus it adds
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