Updating HS ODBC Linked table

Hi,
I am trying to update a mssql linked table via HS odbc ultimately as part of a trigger, however the problems I am getting seem to be confined to the update statement, I seem to get a lot of "not supported" errors regardless of the method attempted.
The first attempt at the trigger was -
create or replace trigger emds_epd_status_caldate_trig
after update on emds_epd_status
for each row
declare
new_caldate emds_epd_status.calibration_date%type;
begin
new_caldate := add_months(-12,:new.calibration_date);
update inst_inventory@epdtrain
set calibration_date = new_caldate
where serial_number = :new.epd_id;
end;
ORA-02070 Database EPDTRAIN does not support TO_NUMBER in this context.
So attempting a simpler test
SQL> update inst_inventory@epdtrain
2 set calibration_date = (select calibration_date from emds_epd_status
3 where epd_id = 00037253) where serial_number = '00037253';
set calibration_date = (select calibration_date from emds_epd_status
ERROR at line 2:
ORA-02070: database EPDTRAIN does not support subqueries in this context
Thanks very much for any guidance as to how I should go about this in ORACLE.
Alistair

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