Heterogeneous Connectivity 10g r2 - SQL Server 2008 64 bit - DMLs

Hello,
How do I update and delete based on condition of a where clause from an Oracle RDB 10g r2 instance to SQL Server database?
I am using Oracle Database Gateway 11g for ODBC
For e.g. consider following statement
update "ShipConfirm"@testsql set "PackageReference" = 'test' where "PickListNumber" = '349318'in above example the ShipConfirm table in testsql DB link actually belongs to SQL Server 2008. And I am updating this from Oracle 10g's SQL Plus.
When Above statement runs, Oracle gives following error
ORA-02070: database TESTSQL does not support some function in this contextWhen I pass value without single quotes, I get following error
ORA-02070: database TESTSQL does not support TO_NUMBER in this contextIf I remove where clauses then all Updates and Deletes are working just fine.
Please advise.
Thank you
D

To diagnose the error, please provide me the SQL statement for the create table command of the SQL Server table.
In addition make sure no gateway process is loaded, then add/change your gateway init file: HS_FDS_TRACE_LEVEL=255
Start a new SQL*Plus session and reexecute your statement.
Upload the generated trace file to a public share like https://www.dropbox.com/tour and provide me the link
Edited by: kgronau on Dec 4, 2011 9:46 AM
If you don't want to post your trace file in a public share (security concerns), then please log a service request at Oracle Support.

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           at System.Data.SqlClient.SqlBuffer.get_String()
           at Microsoft.MasterDataServices.Configuration.DatabaseUtilities.GetDatabases(DatabaseServerInformation server)
           at Microsoft.MasterDataServices.Configuration.Commands.NewMasterDataServicesDatabase.InternalProcessRecord()
           at Microsoft.MasterDataServices.Configuration.Commands.ConfigurationCmdlet.ProcessRecord()
           at System.Management.Automation.CommandProcessor.ProcessRecord()
           --- End of inner exception stack trace ---
        at Microsoft.MasterDataServices.Configuration.InstanceManager.Execute(Command command)
           at Microsoft.MasterDataServices.Configuration.InstanceManager.CreateMasterDataServicesDatabase(DatabaseServerInformation serverInformation, DatabaseInformation databaseInformation)
           at Microsoft.MasterDataServices.Configuration.UI.MdsDatabase.CreateNewDatabase()
How can this error be resolved?
Thanks

Just double check the code and history.
The bug is fixed in 2011/08/23 and made into SQL 2012 RTM. So I assume you are using 2008 R2, which mainstream support is ended. I am not able to push a fix to that.
https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms178534.aspx
collation_name
sysname
Collation for the database. Acts as the default collation in the database.
NULL = Database is not online or AUTO_CLOSE is set to ON and the database is closed.
The only option would be fix the NULL collation databases.

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I installed a new SQL Server 2008 with an instance named SQL2012 and the Management Studio 2008 R2 on the same machine. I easily am abled to connect to the Server using the Management Studio with several Server Name settings (localhost, IP, (local), .\SQL2012).
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(Sorry if I have made several failures in my text, English is not my native language)

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Please help me in connecting database of sql server 2008 data via apex
prashant

Maybe this link could help:
http://www.dbasupport.com/oracle/ora10g/connection01.shtml
I extended it once for a MySQL connection:
http://www.apex-at-work.com/2010/02/making-connection-from-oracle-xe-to.html
Best regards,
Tobias
http://www.apex-at-work.com

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