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Hi,
I am using VisualStudio.NET 2003 trying to connect to an Oracle Database
(version 8.0.5). I have created the connection using "Microsoft
OleDBProvider for Oracle" and when I click on Test connection, I get a
message showing "Test connection succeeded".
However, when I try to drag a table from the connection into a dataset, I
get the following message: "The connection could not be opened due to the
following error: Unable to load DLL (oci.dll)"
I have read a few posts regarding this error message but most of them seem
to be related to ASP.NET. Since I am only creating a Windows Forms
application, I believe the ASP.NET permissions shouldn't be an issue here. I
don't even have IIS installed on my computer.
I have been trying to locate the oci.dll file, but all I could find was a
file named ociw32.dll in the ORANT/BIN folder.
Do you guys have any idea what I should do???
Best regards,
-rotarinn
System info:
VisualStudio.NET 2003
Oracle 8.0.5.
Windows 2000 Professional
Note: This message was previously posted in dotnet.distributed_apps. I
apologize for that mistake.
I am using VisualStudio.NET 2003 trying to connect to an Oracle Database
(version 8.0.5). I have created the connection using "Microsoft
OleDBProvider for Oracle" and when I click on Test connection, I get a
message showing "Test connection succeeded".
However, when I try to drag a table from the connection into a dataset, I
get the following message: "The connection could not be opened due to the
following error: Unable to load DLL (oci.dll)"
I have read a few posts regarding this error message but most of them seem
to be related to ASP.NET. Since I am only creating a Windows Forms
application, I believe the ASP.NET permissions shouldn't be an issue here. I
don't even have IIS installed on my computer.
I have been trying to locate the oci.dll file, but all I could find was a
file named ociw32.dll in the ORANT/BIN folder.
Do you guys have any idea what I should do???
Best regards,
-rotarinn
System info:
VisualStudio.NET 2003
Oracle 8.0.5.
Windows 2000 Professional
Note: This message was previously posted in dotnet.distributed_apps. I
apologize for that mistake.