Oracle 8i Gateway Service problem for MS SQL Server 7.0

I am installing Oracle Gateway services of oracle 8.1.7 with MS SQL Server 7.0 and want to create gateway service to access SQL Server. At some point Oracle document says :
AT the MS-DOS prompt, enter:
SET GTW_EXE = TGMSQL80.EXETo create a new gateway service name, enter:
GTWSRV80 sid -CREATEI have complete Oracle 8.1.7 Release 3 pack but could not find the GTWSRV80 executable, I also do not have TGMSQL80.EXE. From where I can have these executables.
Would some one provide solution for this problem please.
Thanks and regards,
Ghulam

I am installing Oracle Gateway services of oracle 8.1.7 with MS SQL Server 7.0 and want to create gateway service to access SQL Server. At some point Oracle document says :
AT the MS-DOS prompt, enter:
SET GTW_EXE = TGMSQL80.EXETo create a new gateway service name, enter:
GTWSRV80 sid -CREATEI have complete Oracle 8.1.7 Release 3 pack but could not find the GTWSRV80 executable, I also do not have TGMSQL80.EXE. From where I can have these executables.
Would some one provide solution for this problem please.
Thanks and regards,
Ghulam

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