ODBC - Bind int 64 value (Oracle 10g)

I have a problem, since that in a documentation given on http://docs.oracle.com/cd/B19306_01/server.102/b15658/app_odbc.htm
sais that SQL_C_UBIGINT and SQL_C_SBIGINT identifiers are not supported, is there any ather way to bind int 64 value to my prepared statement?
For examle I trying to write number 1162040854047621120 in to my column which is type NUMBER(38, 0), I can not find nowhere example with prepared statement, which constants I need to pass SQLBindParameter function?

Well, here's what I'd check anyway..
1) get Process Explorer from http://sysinternals.com
2) make a mysql connection, get a list of dll's loaded (include the location and version columns in the lower pane output)
3) close that, then make an ora odbc connection, get a list of dlls.
4) close that, then make a mysql connection followed by an ora odbc connection, get a list of dlls
5) compare the lists of loaded dlls. In particular, the difference between #3 and #4, is there a dll dependency that gets loaded by oracle's odbc that comes from a different location when you've opened a mysql connection first?
May or may not help, but might turn up a difference to help point you in a direction.
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I recently installed Oracle 10g on my laptop computer, which is running Windows 7. Everything went smoothly except for one crucial item: The ODBC data source I added keeps returning this error when I click the "Test Connection" button:
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Oracle in OraDb10g_home1 (TNS Service Name = ORCL and User ID = scott)
This type of error happened, in one form or another for the three other Oracle drivers I have on my machine
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WinSQL Oracle Wire Protocol
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OractDBConsoleorcl
OracleMTSRecoveryService
OracleOraDb10g_home1iSQL*Plus
OracleOraDb10g_home1TNSListener
OracleServiceORCL
(NOTE: I entered the foregoing information by hand, since I was not able to copy-and-paste it. So be aware that there is a small possibility of a minor typo in case you plan to cut-and-paste it.)
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sqlnet.ora
listener.ora
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Any help would be greatly appreciated!

OK, I went ahead and upgraded to Windows 7 Professional and I STILL get the same error messages when trying to get the Oracle ODBC driver to talk to Oracle 10g. Here are some screen shots that show what happened:
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2) Configure driver: http://yfrog.com/ccoracleodbcfororaclep
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Crystal report developer 10 vs. oracle 10g

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I setup an ODBC data source connecting to oracle 10g DB which works properly in crystal report 8.5 however not working in crystal report 10.
Am I missed something?
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regards,
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Message was edited by:
user640570

Hi,
From where you got Oracle 10g driver for 64bit environment as ODBC driver. I am searching for the same.
Are you got solution. I am facing same problem.
Thanks,
Vijay
Edited by: user3976154 on Sep 6, 2008 5:12 PM

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user7378475 wrote:
I have configured MSAccess 2007 on my laptop with a ODBC data source to my Oracle Database and I can link to tables in the Oracle database and everything works.
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These files were configured to support the applications which run on this same server and they all function properly.
When I attempt to create a link table in Access, I select the datasource and I enter the password I receive an ORA-12154 error.
Any suggestions ?
Thank YouProbably looking at the wrong tnsnames.ora.
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http://edstevensdba.wordpress.com/2011/02/26/ora-12154tns-03505/

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3) close that, then make an ora odbc connection, get a list of dlls.
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5) compare the lists of loaded dlls. In particular, the difference between #3 and #4, is there a dll dependency that gets loaded by oracle's odbc that comes from a different location when you've opened a mysql connection first?
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I am trying to create an ODBC connection for oracle but become failure because its generating the following errors:
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