Coneection between Oracle to SQL and SQL to Oracle

Dear All,
I have oracle 11g R2 (32 bit) on windows 32 bit.
I have sql express edition 2008 (32 bit) on windows 32 bit.
More information about my system is :-
I have install oracle database and sql database on same machine (there is no client).
I want to fetch data from oracle to sql and sql to oracel. I have tried Using ODAC 32 bit but with no luck.
steps i have performed:-
1) Install odac for windows for oracle 11g R2 version (successful).
2) Tried to create odbc connection using odbc driver (successful).
3) Tried to create link server in sql (successful).
4) Tried to connect to oracle using link server (failed).
It seems i made some small mistake.
I request you to please help me if you have perform this activity.
Thanks,
Chanchal Wankhade.

Chanchal Wankhade wrote:
Hello,
Please suggest.
=================================
Patience, Grasshopper
You posted this follow-up a mere 85 minutes after your previous post.
This forum is not a chat line, and it is not paid support.
No one is responsible for monitoring it and giving a quick response.
Furthermore, it is a global forum. The person with the information you seek may very well live 20 time zones away from you and was going to bed just as you posted. He will not even see your post for several more hours.
Your original post went up in the middle of the night for half the world.
No one with the information you seek is deliberately withholding it until you sound sufficiently desperate.

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