Using sql server 2005

hey guys...
do i need to have the application server when connecting to databases other than oracle_for instance MS sql server_ ?
if i do then do i need any additional software to intigrate my application with that db server?
how about connecting using the developer suite(10g)?
i'm clueless here so any help will be realy appreciated..thanx

Hi ,
My requirement is to poll sql server 2005 db from oracle 10g. Is there any tutorial or link with detailed explanation available regarding this? Thanks in advance.

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