Connect to local oracle database at form design with Win98 or Me

Hi all,
Is there a possible way to connect to a local oracle database when you design a form in Win98 or Me?
Thank you

is ur database up and running?
are u able to log on personal oracle database?
if so u can log on from forms to database..

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