Udl test not possible to test Oracle OLEDB provider

Hi,
I have some issue to connect to my Oracle database.
My environment is Windows Server 2008 R2, with Oracle server 11G.
To test my Oracle OLEDB provider, I setup a udl test as described follow:
1- Creation a file text document on server desktop : test.txt
2- File extension change to .udl : test.udl
3- launch of test.udl
When I launched the test.udl, The Data Link Properties dialog box is not opened. A windows explorer is opened.
Anybody knows why I am not able to launch the data link properties dialog box in my environment ?
Thank you for your help
Regards,
Sandrine

Error found... issue resolved.
Basically got the sld connections tested. This error resulted because the default abap client in CTC was wrongly set.
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Mohamamd

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