Oracle 10g XE & Visual Studio 2008

I can use OleDb connector in VS2008 because a message said "client not installed".
I used ODPNET with InstantClient 11 but can't use ETL software (I use MSSQL 2008 and export data to 10g XE)
Can you help me?

Hi, you need to configure the file in the directory where you installed ODPNET.
the content tnsname file is:
XE =
(DESCRIPTION =
(ADDRESS = (PROTOCOL = TCP)(HOST = host_name)(PORT = 1521))
(CONNECT_DATA =
(SERVER = DEDICATED)
(SERVICE_NAME = XE)
EXTPROC_CONNECTION_DATA =
(DESCRIPTION =
(ADDRESS_LIST =
(ADDRESS = (PROTOCOL = IPC)(KEY = EXTPROC_FOR_XE))
(CONNECT_DATA =
(SID = PLSExtProc)
(PRESENTATION = RO)
ORACLR_CONNECTION_DATA =
(DESCRIPTION =
(ADDRESS_LIST =
(ADDRESS = (PROTOCOL = IPC)(KEY = EXTPROC_FOR_XE))
(CONNECT_DATA =
(SID = CLRExtProc)
(PRESENTATION = RO)
Roberto.

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    I faced a problem here when trying to implement a web application on a Windows Server 2003 Release 2 64bit. The web application is developed using Visual studio 2008 on a development PC running on Windows XP 32bit. The application basically will pass some parameters to the crystal report before loading it for viewing. When this application is implemented on one of our client's server which is running on Win2003 32bit, it was perfectly fine. However, when this same application is implemented on a windows 2003 r2 server x64, it somehow prompted an error on top of the page (just before the report viewer object) of the below message:
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    As the application was working fine running under win2003 r2 x32, I configured the x64 server to enable the 32bit IIS mode on the server by running the below command:
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    Then proceeded with reinstallation of 32bit .net framework which surprisingly able to run the web application just fine (including viewing the report). When I deactivate the 32bit on the IIS (as the client needs to run the IIS on 64bit mode), the error appears again stating the formula error and field name not known when trying to load the report.
    Anyone faced similar to this problem or any gurus and expers here can help? Would appreciate all help and guidance.

    Hi Brian,
    I did try to create a report without any parameters passing through the web application, in which merely to load the report that connects to the database and grab records for viewing but to my amazement, the rows of record displayed is max up to 1 row (even there are many rows in the database table). I am curious if the problem lies in the connectivity issue between crystal and oracle. Now I am wondering if there is anyone out there who manage to get the web application (visual studio) interfaced successfully with crystal report to load data directly from oracle running on IIS 64bit? Or even any other database engine where the web application is running on IIS 64bit mode?
    For the time being, I am re-constructing the report to use XSD for the intention to pass the data through dataset from the web application to crystal report. It's a time consuming but I guess that's the only way to work around it.
    Would appreciate if anyone have any leads to get the crystal report working on IIS x64 mode.
    Thanks.
    Edited by: eklim8 on Jan 19, 2010 3:51 PM

  • ODAC 11.2.0.3.0 with Visual Studio 2008 SP1

    Hi,
    Yesterday I installed the latest version on ODAC 11.2.0.3.0 on my machine. Now when I am trying to add a new ADO.NET Entity Data Model to my project, it doesn't show me my Oracle Database there when I select "Generate from Database". Also when I select New Connection try to add one explicitly, I dont see "Oracle" in the "Choose DataSource" option.
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    Thanks,
    Reena

    Hi,
    I installed VS 2010, still I dont see Oracle in the list, Though as I said before when I try to add a new connection through server explorer,I do see Oracle database there.
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  • Issue loading Crystal XI reports with Visual Studio 2008

    Hi:
    I'm converting a Visual Studio 2003 web application to Visual Studio 2008. The application has a lot of reports designed with Crystal XI and I cannot open then from VS 2008. I have tried two ways so far:
    1_ Using Crystal 2008 Basic that bundle with VS 2008: Since the Data source for the reports is Oracle and that version of Crystal (10.5) doesnu2019t bring Oracle support then I keep getting the error related to u2018crdb_oracle.dllu2019 while exporting the report to pdf format.
    2_ Using the Crystal XI assemblies: I keep getting an error stating that Crystal XI is not compatible with VS 2008. 
    What is the solution here to warranty a smooth transition? Some people are suggesting installing Crystal XI R2 but Iu2019m really not sure what to do. I also installed the run time version of Crystal Report 2008 SP1 (msi) but I didnu2019t find the way to add the reference to my VS 2008 project to try that way.
    Thanks in advanceu2026

    Not just the runtime - where would you get it without breaking licensing? You have to have a valid copy of CR 2008 and install it. No worries about unistalling CR 10.5 - .NET 2008 will automatically use the latest files.
    Re. Oracle support. That is correct. The crdb_oracle.dll does not ship with any versions of CR that bundle with .NET. You could go ODBC or OLE DB though.
    Not sure what you mean;
    Can the CRRuntime_12.x be bundle to VS 2008 just like the Basic version does?
    But as I mentioned above, you must obtain a copy of CR 2008. A 30 day eval is available from here;
    http://www.sap.com/solutions/sapbusinessobjects/sme/freetrials/index.epx
    To obtain a non eval copy, call sales; 866-681-3435
    Ludek
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  • Crystal Reports 10 and Visual Studio 2008

    Hi All
    I've got an application that I recieved from my cleint. This is running Visual Studio 2008 and Crystal Reports 10 backend being Oracle 10.2
    However, when I try to run the applincation and open any report it pops up an error "crdb_oracle.dll" not found.
    I have searched this on the internet and found that there were many suggestions there. I've tried all the suggestions like reinstalling the Oracle client, Re Installing Crystal etc.,
    But the error remained as is.
    When i try to do a regsvr32 on this dll it fails. Am really not sure why this is happening
    Any help from any one out there is highly appreciated.
    Pavan
    UPDATE:
    I've verified the versions though. They are workign fine at the customer place.
    Here is what they have done.They have got Oracle, VS 2008 and Crystal Reports 10. They got the reports embedded into .NET environment and are able to view the reports.
    But when we try to execute the same code, it pops up the error, "Crdb_oracle.dll" could not be loaded.
    Wanted some support on this.
    Additionally, could you suggest on what needs to be done? Do we need to upgrade crystsal to crystal 2008? Will this work without any errors on the execution side (I'm sure that the customer of mine will not be happy or willing to upgrade but atleast if I get a confiramtion from you I can atleast quote this to the customer) and without any extra redesiging of the reports or any other work on the reports
    Pavan Kumar
    Edited by: pavan kumar on Jul 30, 2008 4:01 PM

    Hi, Pavan;
    Likely the problem is that the report was created with a different version of Crystal Reports than the one that ships with VS.NET 2008 (Which is Crystal Reports Basic for VS.NET 2008 - version 10.5). If the report was created with a full version of Crystal Reports, then it would have access to our native Oracle driver, the dll that is giving you the issue.
    The full version of Crystal Reports would install that dll, but the .NET version would not. In order to distribute that DLL, yes, the client would need to develop with the full version of Crystal Reports, in this case Crystal Reports 2008.
    Regards,
    Jonathan

  • Connecting Visual Studio 2008 to Team Foundation Server 2012/2013

    I currently have many projects in VS 2008.  
    We are able to build and deliver all of the products to the production servers.
    I want to connect VS2008 to VisualStudio.com so I can create an environment for Beta Testing with VisualStudio.com and Azure.
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    I have been working on this for days and no matter what I have read and tried, I cannot seem to get past this point.  
    I tried using a laptop I have and did the same steps as above with the same results.  
    It is obvious I am missing a step or that this process is longer possible.
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    Is there a "support" number that might help me resolve this?  

    Hi Zanyfrong,     
    Thanks for your post.
    To using VS 2008 connect to TFS 2012/2013 or VSO, please install components follow the below order:
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    Team Explorer 2010
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    Visual Studio 2010  GDR
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  • Adding a graph in visual studio 2008

    Post Author: computerdude
    CA Forum: .NET
    I am building an application using Visual Studio 2008 with Crystal Reports. I am trying to add a graph to the report in the Report Header but the OK button is not highlighted.
    I have added a data source to the report. Data is being pulled from a .net class.
    Is there something else that I have missed doing?
    I have also tried to add a report with Crystal Reports. The graph is added but when I try to edit it the OK button does not show their either.
    Any help would be appreciated.

    Hi John,
    There are 3 things that I would have checked:
    1) Do you test machine have got Crystal dlls having the version 10.5.3700.0 in c:\windows\assenbly folder?
    2) if it is a web application, then do the web.config has got the crystal dlls of the same version?
    3) DO i have any dlls of old version in applications bin folder?
    4) If all other seems ok I would have run Modules.exe from [here|www.sysinternals.com] in dev and production machine to compare the dlls and files.
    Hope it helps!
    AG.

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