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In VS2005 (Version 8.0.50727.42), I'm trying to create a "Data Connection" in
the "Server Explorer" window ...
I right click on "Data Connections" ... and choose "Add Connection" ...
In that window, I change the "Data Source" to "Oracle Database" ...
Then for "Server Name" I enter "newbisd.world", which corresponds to an
entry in my TNSnames.ora file ... and I type in my Username and Password ...
Then, when I hit either "OK" or "Test Connection", I get an error box titled
"OCI.DLL" that says "The specified module could not be found" ... and after I
click "OK" to that, another one comes up saying "OCIEnvCreate failed with
return code -1 but error message text was not available."
Where do I start?
Thanks for any tips / pointers ...
other info ...
- I'm running Windows 2000 5.00.2195 (SP4)
- I'm running Oracle 9.2 ... have upgraded to this
- I can connect to the database with Oracle SQL*Plus ... and TOAD
- I've read Paul Clement's reply to MikeB from 7/22/2005 and gave
Authenticated User privelege to the ORACLE_HOME ...
- According to my registry (when viewd by Regedit), in the
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE folder + SOFTWARE folder + ORACLE folder, the variable
ORACLE_HOME = C:\oracle\ora92 (... and I have a similar entry in a subfolder
called HOME0) ... and in this folder's "bin" directory, I've got a file named
"oci.dll" that's 112KB dated 05/01/2002 8:40pm
the "Server Explorer" window ...
I right click on "Data Connections" ... and choose "Add Connection" ...
In that window, I change the "Data Source" to "Oracle Database" ...
Then for "Server Name" I enter "newbisd.world", which corresponds to an
entry in my TNSnames.ora file ... and I type in my Username and Password ...
Then, when I hit either "OK" or "Test Connection", I get an error box titled
"OCI.DLL" that says "The specified module could not be found" ... and after I
click "OK" to that, another one comes up saying "OCIEnvCreate failed with
return code -1 but error message text was not available."
Where do I start?
Thanks for any tips / pointers ...
other info ...
- I'm running Windows 2000 5.00.2195 (SP4)
- I'm running Oracle 9.2 ... have upgraded to this
- I can connect to the database with Oracle SQL*Plus ... and TOAD
- I've read Paul Clement's reply to MikeB from 7/22/2005 and gave
Authenticated User privelege to the ORACLE_HOME ...
- According to my registry (when viewd by Regedit), in the
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE folder + SOFTWARE folder + ORACLE folder, the variable
ORACLE_HOME = C:\oracle\ora92 (... and I have a similar entry in a subfolder
called HOME0) ... and in this folder's "bin" directory, I've got a file named
"oci.dll" that's 112KB dated 05/01/2002 8:40pm