Hi Bill,
As I recall, there is a global environment variable that Oracle looks
for to find its various components - I think this is ORAHOME. It
could be that if this is set, the Oracle client libraries default to
trying to use the Full Client installation rather than the local
Instant Client files. Therefore, try setting this variable to empty
(put empty into $ORAHOME) before any of the Oracle files are loaded.
Hope this helps,
Mark.
On 20 Jan 2006, at 17:07, Bill Vlahos wrote:
We have an application which queries an Oracle data base.
On Windows we have the Oracle Instant Client files local to
the .exe file and it works fine. However, if a user also has the
full Oracle client installed, the connection string fails. It looks
to me like the local files are not being used.
Could this be a path problem? Is there a way to point to the local
files instead or some other solution for this?
Bill Vlahos
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