Connect sql*plus to ms access

Dear All,
I want to get connect to Microsoft Access by SQL*Plus, i want to get data form MS access

Hi,
You can get metadata from MS Access database using JDBC-ODBC bridge connection in Data Modeler.
Ivan

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