DB Linking to MS SQL Server

I would like to know if it is possible to do a DB-LINK to a MS SQL Server? if so how or where can i find info? thanks

possibly the account running the webi report server doesn't have access to the drive. Is it local system? Try using the same account you are logged into the webi rich client as, but you will most likely need to grant that account local admin on the server so it can run the service.
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Thanks for the update.
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DB LINK Oracle to SQL Server SQL Server TimeStamp converts to Oracle Date

Hi All,
I have created a DB link between Oracle 10g 10.2.0.5 to SQL server 2005 using Oracle 11g gateway. When I execute a query from Oracle that selects data from SQL server using the DBLINK then the column value of type Timestamp from SQL server gets converted to Date data type in Oracle and it losses the time value.
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Best Regards!
Irfan
Edited by: irf_mas on Mar 13, 2012 3:23 AM

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data_create_dt
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data_create_dt
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BTW,
it works with all formats the SQL Server understands:
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Regards

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GO
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a table in a database on this linked sever -- I get this error message:
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