Connection to Oracle DB after successful migration using WorkBench

After migrating my DB and Appli from Access to Oracle using the migration wizard of WorkBench, I can't connect to my remote tables.
Where can I set the user/password of the remote Oracle DB ?
Thanks in advance.

<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by Samuel BONNANFANT ([email protected]):
Is it really necessary to create an ODBC Data Source with the name of the Access DB ? Why ?
And where can we store the username/password ? In tnsnames.ora file ?
Thanks.
In answer to:
Make sure you have read and understand the ODBC requirements. It is easy to forget to make an ODBC data source of the same name as the access DB, that will use the Oracle sql*net drivers ( and incidentally where the Oracle username & password can be stored).
<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
No. It is not necessary to make an ODBC data source of the same name as the access DB. This was a feature in an earlier release. However, configure your Oracle ODBC source so that it will point to the Oracle database to which you have migrated to. Make sure that the Service name is correct. When clicking on a remote odbc linked table in the Access database the Oracle ODBC driver will ask for a name and password. The name will be the
name of your mdb file and the password will be 'oracle'. In any other problems persist refer to the MSAccess online help in the workbench.
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