Oracle 9i + Access 2000 problems

Are there any problems when using Oracle 9i as backend and Access 2000 as frontend?

First, I created a new empty database. That is where I chose the encoding to be 1253 (and thanks for the correction :)). Then I used the Oracle Migration Workbench to copy all tables and data into that database. The only thing is that all greek characters have been replaced with question marks... :(
Any ideas?

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try importing it to oracle using imp utility
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I am migrating an access 2000 Database to Oracle 9i using Oracle Migration Workbench .
I was sucessful in creation of Source Model ,but when I try to create the Oracle Data Model - Oracle Workbench
HAngs . In short the Oracle Model creation log screen hangs .
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Arun

Arun,
Can you provide a reproducible test case so that we can confirm the behavior here and log a bug? More detail can be found in the log/Error.log in case there is a java exception that is being thrown.
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I need to provide access to a Oracle (v 8) table via MS Access 2000. I am doing so via Link Tables in MS Access.
But I am not able to see the new tables that I created, in the list of tables available for linking from the Oracle schema, in Access.
How can I rectify this?
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I think you'd need to contact Oracle support to get access to older versions of the driver.
Since 8.0.5 isn't supported any longer, however, is it possible for you to update your Oracle client to one of the supported releases-- 8.1.7 or 9i?
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I wanted to use a Pass-through query in microsoft access 2000 and got some inexplicable results.
I Use
- Oracle ODBC 8.1.7.6
- Microsoft Access 2000
- RAMDAC 2.7
Server Oracle-Version = 7.3.4
Server NLS_LANG = AMERICAN_AMERICA.WE8HP
Server Language = ENGLISH
Local Client oracle-Version= 8.1.7
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Most of our applications use Oracle server versions 7.3, 8.0 and 8.1.
The clients are written in Microsoft Access, Versions 97 and 2000.
Our experience using ODBC is that it only runs correct when on the client the parameter NLS_LANG is set to AMERICAN_AMERICA.WE8... (we use WE8ISO8859P1)!
Be sure to set the right NLS_LANG parameter, there are more than one. If in doubt set them all to the same value.
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How to migrate an ACCESS 2000 Database to Oracle ?

Hi,
I need to migrate an ACCESS 2000 Database to Oracle. Is there any tool to help me in this work ?
Regards.
Pascal

<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by Pascal:
Hi,
I need to migrate an ACCESS 2000 Database to Oracle. Is there any tool to help me in this work ?
Regards.
Pascal<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
The Oracle Migration Workbench version 1.4.1.0.0(available from OTN at http://otn.oracle.com/tech/migration/workbench/content.html) will migrate an ACCESS 2000 database.
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DOC SUR LA MIGRATION D'UNE BASE DE DONNEE ACCESS 2000 VERS ORACLE 9i

TRES TRES URGENT
JE PREPARE MON MEMOIRE ET C'EST LA PREMIERE FOIS QUE J UTILISE LE WORK BENCH MIGRATION D ORACLE
J AIMERAI BIEN RECEVOIRE UNE DOCUMENTATION SUR LA CONFIGURATION D ORACLE MIGRATION WORKBENCH ET LES DIFFERENT ETAPES A RESPECTER POUR FAIRE LA MIGRATION DUNE BASE DE DONNEE ACCESS 2000 VERS ORACLE 9i SI POSSIBLE AVEC LES ECRANS DE QUI MONTRE LES DIFFERENTS ETAPES DE LA CONFIGURATION ET DE LA MIGRATION.
MERCI
SVP SVP

Regardez http://download-west.oracle.com/docs/html/B10255_01/toc.htm. il montre les différences.
merci
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Although you configure a password for the Administrator user in Access, you can read/writte to data base from Labview using ADO without any security and without putting the user and password in the parameter connect. I need to access with security to data base using users and permissions but it seems that the parameter connect does not operate.
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SECURITY.zip ‏70 KB
BD3.mdb ‏112 KB

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2.- I want to connect remotely to Access database too. Is it possible to use Microsoft.Jet.OLEDB.4.0 using the path (.mdb file) without DSN?
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Attachments:
BD5.mdb ‏116 KB
Protegida5.mdw ‏112 KB
sample_ADO_W2_JET.vi ‏45 KB

Migrating access 2000 to oracle 9i

Please I have two questions
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ii) ALso please can anyone tell me what are the 5 layers involved in migrating an access database to oracle

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Unable to migrate data from source table "tbl Case" to destination table CDSS.tbl_Case : CDSS.tbl_Case; [Microsoft][ODBC Microsoft Access Driver] You do not have the necessary permissions to use the "C:\Customers\Vancouver\CDSS\Database\CDSS.mdb" object. Have your system administrator or the person who created this object establish the appropriate permissions for you.
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