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To: Angelo Nardone <ang@adinet.com.uy>
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Subject: Re: SQL server, Oracle
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On Tue, 9 Jun 1998, Angelo Nardone wrote:

> I need to make a query to an Oracle (NT) server, and a SQL server from a
> process runing in FreeBSD.
> Do anybody know how ?
> Thanks.
>         Angelo

Well, you'll need a driver, from Oracle, etc., and a driver manager. 

You can use generic ODBC stuff and the iodbc driver manager, but you may
run into problems w/o vendor supplied libraries to link against.

Kevin


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