Data Sharing with SQL Server

I am working with another consultant that has a customer that is mainly .NET and SQL Server. They are looking at ways to share data between current SQL Server databases (up to 100) and a Oracle database. I figured a SQL Server/ Oracle Gateway may help but I am getting push back from about using either streams or replication. The question is how explain to the customer how to setup one or the other of these

Can you clarify what "share" is intended to mean here? In particular, which system(s) are the source and which system(s) are the target?
Streams is used to publish and consume changes in the form of Logical Change Records (LCRs). It would be possible to write code that would publish LCRs from a non-Oracle database, but that would require a potentially hefty amount of code. Consuming LCRs in a non-Oracle system tends to be the easier option.
You can use Heterogeneous Services to create a database link from an Oracle database to a non-Oracle database (much like creating a linked server in SQL Server to a non-SQL Server database). With those database links in place, you can use materialized views to pull the data from the SQL Server systems into Oracle.
http://tahiti.oracle.com has all the Oracle documentation online. There are multiple manuals that describe how to implement these various options.
Justin

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I also need to do this. Were you successful in getting this to work? Is it possible for you to share how you accomplished this?

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</UrlRoot>
Step 4:
Ensure that your certificate exists in Trusted Root Certification Authorities in certmgr for the local machine. I had the certificate installed as a Personal certificate for the local machine, which I still think was correct (the certificate wasn't actually
the problem and worked correctly for Report Server, and the failure was caused by SSRS incorrectly making a https request to a localhost URL), but she had me remove the certificate from Personal and add it to Trusted Root Certificate Authorities. That
broke things and the cert was no longer listed as a cert I could bind to, so we then copied it so it existed in both Personal and Trusted Root Certificate Authorities. This is how I left it, not sure if that was necessary.
Step 5:
This was the fix that finally got things to work. In rsreportserver.config, add the same value to the <ReportServerUrl> element (which also already exists in the file) that you added in step 3. In my configuration, this value was also blank.
The corrected value should be the same as in step 3, for example:
<ReportServerUrl>
https://myserver.mydomain.local/ReportServer
</ReportServerUrl>
Then restart your report server (stop & then start in Report Server Configuration Manager), and the problem should go away. At least it did for me.
Good luck!

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