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 Posted by Erland Sommarskog on 03/04/07 10:34 
O-B (orenb70@gmail.com) writes: 
> Dose any one have a simple workaround to implement a connection from 
> SQL 2005 SSIS 64 bit to Oracle 10 G 
  
Never having worked with Oracle, nor with SSIS, I don't really know what 
the problem is, but if the problem is that the MSDAORA provider is not 
available in 64-bit, you should try either OracleClient in the .Net 
Framework, or get hold of Oracle's own OLE DB provider. Whether the latter 
is available in 64-bit, I don't know. But as I understand it MSDAORA is 
largely outdated and does not work well with Oracle 10.  
 
 
 
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Erland Sommarskog, SQL Server MVP, esquel@sommarskog.se 
 
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