Incorrect version of oracle server or odbc driver

Hi friends,
I am using oracle database 11g ,i like to connect oracle database with my sage ERP accpac 5.6 , i connect with sage it show me the error "incorrect version of oracle server or odbc driver or odbc driver manager"
please anyone help me
Thanks

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