ORACLE To Sqlserver

Hello,
I want to Know how we can connect from oracle to sqlserver.....it means i've to retrieve Sqlserver Database from oracle engine......
is it possible with ODBC connection? if Yes can give me the way to follow...
I hope my question is understandable.........
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After this reply, I assume you don't even have a support or license contract with oracle. When you buy support with Oracle you are given a CSI (Customer Support Id) this is a number used to have a support account registered with Oracle, and the mean to access it is the site http://metalink.oracle.com.
Steps to connect oracle to SQLServer are outlined below:
1. Install ODBC drivers for the SQL*Server database. The drivers are installed on your laptop or on
the server that contains the Oracle code tree.
2. Setup the ODBC connection on your laptop using the Windows ODBC Data Source Administrator
3. Test the ODBC drivers to ensure that connectivity is made to the non-Oracle database.
4. Ensure the Global_names parameter is set to False in the Oracle database.
5. Configure the Hetergeneous services. This consists of creating an initodbc.ora file within the Oracle
Oracle database installation.
7. Modify the Listener.ora file on the database installation to connect to the Oracle instance and ODBC drivers.
8. Modify the Tnsnames.ora file to point to the proper code tree.
9. Reload the listener
10. Create a database link on the Oracle installation.
11. Run a Select statement for the Oracle installation using the database link.
Or you could refer to this site, where it is explained by pictures: Making a Connection from Oracle to SQL Server
By James Koopmann
You could use also Transparent gateways to perform this task. Be aware of the license iissues:
Oracle® Transparent Gateway for Microsoft SQL Server Administrator's Guide
10g Release 2 (10.2) for Microsoft Windows (32-bit)
Part Number B14270-01
~ Madrid

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