I have already tested the 11.1.0.7 Oracle ODBC connection in the ODBC Data
Sources Administrator and the connection is fine.
At first I though that the configuration of the Oracle listener and TNS
entries were wrong but this is not the case. I also thought that the
connection code in the Access MDB VBA code needed to change, so I decided to
do a very simple test.
I opened MS Access 2000 (also 2007) and selected Get External Data / Import
table. I selected my 11g ODBC connection and I get a "TNS: No listener"
error. I do not have this problem trying to connect to Oracle 10g. I have
already verified that there are no problems with the Oracle listener and I
can connect using other clients.
Does anybody know of an inability of MS Access to connect to an Oracle 11g
database?
Thanks,
Carl
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I am running the Excel attempt from my own PC (don't have Microsoft query
installed on the server).
I get the ORA-12505 from both Excel and Access on my PC but ORA-12541 from
Access on the DB server. Perhaps it's a config issue but the TNS entries I'm
using work fine for non ODBC connections.
Thanks,
Carl
I was getting an ORA-12541 no listener error when connecting from MS Access
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