Oracle DB ---- mdb

Hi all!
Can i get the data Form oracle database file to Microsoft Access ( mdb file)?
if yes, then please tell me how does it possible?
Thanks
Rana

Hi Rana,
As Syed Jaffar said earlier mail, physical files cannnot be imported to access from oracle like *.dmp or *.dat or *.sql etc, but it is definitly possible to import table from oracle to access through ODBC connectivity one single table at a time or you write a script in Access to import all neccessary table at a stretch.
Cheers!!!!
Mahesh Ragineni

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Driver: oracle.jdbc.driver.OracleDriver
URL=jdbc:oracle:thin:@192.168.6.10:1521:proType1
user=protype1
password=protype1
Any advice is welcomed! I've tried everything I can think of.
Angie
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