Access OracleRDB on VMS from WIN-NT via ODBC

HELP NEEDED!!!
Is it possible to access an OracleRDB database on an OpenVMS system from a
WIN-NT PC using SQL+ and ODBC?
If so, does this access require an OpenVMS
user account for each person to access the
DB or can this be done using RDB$REMOTE for
all users who want to access the DB?
Thanks for your help!!!
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I think you can Brian.
I use a Linux machine for development and I use this technique. I copied all the jar files in the ifs/lib directory and I also had to copy the whole classlibrary for Oracle Enterprise manager (I dont think you actually have to use it normally but iI got an exception concerning NLS and found the classes that I needed in it) it is located in $ORACLE_HOME/oem_webstage (beware this is huge!). I use the JDBC thin drivers so that I do not have to install the Oracle client locally. This may not be an elegant solution but it works for me while I am developing, it allows me to test servlets accessing iFS locally, for the production machine we will use the setup that Rick recommends.
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