ODBC Driver at Windows 64bit 2003

Dear All,
I tried to install the Oracle ODBC driver for the windows 64bit 2003 but the driver did not added to the ODBC drivers list in the "Data Sources (ODBC)" at the Administrative tools in the control panel.
This is a big problem for me because I need to add Oracle database at the SQL server as a Linked Server and the SQL server need the OLE DB Provider which comes with the ODBC driver
Please provide me with ODBC driver or direct me to the right direction
Thanks in advance
Rashed

OpenLink Software provide Oracle ODBC Drivers for 64bit Windows which are available for download from:
http://bit.ly/8Ut5qN
Details on installation and configuration is available from:
http://bit.ly/4vHs7E
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There's a dedicated Oracle ODBC forum:
ODBC
As this forum deals with connections from Oracle to foreign data stores it would be better to close this thread and post it again in the ODBC forum.

Where can I download the instant client ODBC driver for windows 7

I upgrade to windows 7 and my instant client connecting to oracle from ms Access stop working. Is there any documentation on how it works on windows 7. I use instant client and odbc cleint for xp.
Thanks

11.2 is currently the only supported version on Win7, and you can get the instant client here:
http://www.oracle.com/technology/software/tech/oci/instantclient/htdocs/winsoft.html
Hope it helps,
Greg

Acrobat 9 does not install after Microsoft ODBC Setup on windows server 2003

I recently downloaded Acrobat Reader 9 from Adobe website. The package was consisted of one file AdbeRdr90_en_US.exe with an appx. size of 33.4MB. When i double click this file Microsoft ODBC Setup is started instead of Adobe Acrobat Reader 9 setup. I clicked next and in the end receive ODBC has been successfully installed and after that Acrobat Reader 9 setup is never started. Tried several times but the same thing and unable to install the reader on this windwos server 2003+sp1.
Can anybody help me to resolve this problem?
ishqi92

Probably need to ask in the Reader forum, this is not it. The Reader forum link is listed at the top of this forum.

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