ORA-03121 when trying to connect to Access

Hello all,
maybe somebody can help: while trying to establish ODBC connection from Discoverer 3.1 to MS Access database I get an error:
"Failed to connect to Database ORA-03121: no
interface driver connected - function not performed "
I was using DNS created for Access and connect string like:
username/password@ODBC:DNSname
Regards,
Alex
[email protected]

Thanks for your reply.
But the funny thing on this compatibility issues is, that this configuration worked before. The only thing we did, was to setup the client-PC on a new hardware with also a new operating system (upgrading from Solaris 5.8 to 5.10). And from that time we encountered this problem.
Are there any OS-related problems known or better to say: is (was) ORACLE 7.1.3 supported on Solaris 5.10 ? Should we look for any patches which might help us ?

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Thanks for your reply.
But the funny thing on this compatibility issues is, that this configuration worked before. The only thing we did, was to setup the client-PC on a new hardware with also a new operating system (upgrading from Solaris 5.8 to 5.10). And from that time we encountered this problem.
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