Developer using ms sql as datasource

i'm trying to develope a program which retrieve data from ms sql database. the problem is when i use select statement in sqlplus there is no prob!! But when i try to query data in developer form!! problem occur!. it says datatype is not supported! think i know somethin related to rowid is not supported or else!! just that i don;t know the solution!! so please anybody can help me how???
i'm using developer as the interface and mssql as datasource/database link using odbc tq bye!

I think you'd better look at MsSQL documentation (BOL Book On Line) which should be available with installation.
<a href="http://support.microsoft.com/kb/873235">This MS Knowledgebase article</a> might help

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