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• DB Link from Oracle to SQL Server error

  Dear friends,
  
  I need met some select on tables that are in SQL Server 2005 from Oracle 10 g.
  
  I followed the steps:
  http://www.DBA-Oracle.com/t_heterogeneous_database_connections_sql_server.htm
  
  I could ping TNS who is successful, but only when I run a select I get this error.
  
  ERROR on line 1:
  ORA-28545: error diagnosed by Net8 when connecting to an agent
  Cannot retrieve the text of the message NETWORK/NCR 65535
  ORA-02063: preceding 2 lines of SQLS
  
  I checked my dsn name is in small caps completely everywhere where it is used (since its proposed in many sites).
  
  Please guide me.
  
  I'm looking for really come to a solution.
  
  Kind regards
  
  Nith

  similar use to Setup ODBC and datasource
  http://www.databasejournal.com/features/Oracle/article.php/3442661/making-a-connection-from-Oracle-to-SQL-Server.htm
  and then create server link in sql server after testing WLAN with oracle

• Data migration from Oracle to SQL Server

  Hello
  
  I have the Oracle database in one or several table, I also blob data, i.e. images are stored, now I want to move that data to the sql server database, which is the best way to do this?
  
  I would like to test for a migration of the table that contains the image data in the Oracle database and invade the SQL Server table.
  
  How to test for an Oracle table data to SQL Server migration?
  
  But the first thing I want to confirm is that if the Image from Oracle DB to SQL Server DB data are possible? is there something must be supported during the migration?
  
  Thanks in advance.
  
  Kind regards
  
  Vishal
  
  Published by: 968331 on October 31, 2012 02:31

  I think that it is supported. The equivalent data type in sql server is IMAGE/varbinary (max)

  See the bottom of the article for the mapping of data types:

  http://weblogs.sqlteam.com/jamesw/archive/2010/07/28/datatypes-translation-between-Oracle-and-SQL-Server-part-1.aspx

• migration of data from mysql to sql server

  Hi all

  I would like to import the database MySQL in SQL Server 2008 and export MySQL database into a ".sql" file to import data in SQL Server.

  Whenever I try to import data from MySQL, I get the error attached like a screenshot below.

  Please let me know what can be done and how can I import data with all the tables in the order.

  Kind regards

  Shiva

  Please check this answer of the dev, unfortunately migration of Foglight backend database between different types of databases only is not supported

  http://en.community.Dell.com/TechCenter/performance-monitoring/Foglight-administrators/f/4788/t/19559675.aspx#78924

  There are solutions to help you get the same types of a Foglight backend databases

  https://support.quest.com/SolutionDetail.aspx?ID=SOL42249

  Golan

• DB link from oracle to sql server

  Hi all

  Which is the easiest way to connect to sql server from oracle database? Require a separate permit? It's 11.1.0.7 on RHEL 5.7, 64 bit.

  Kind regards

  Vinod

  Hello

  There is a simple example using the 'free' method described here Ed

  http://dbaharrison.blogspot.co.UK/2014/12/Oracle-talking-to-SQL-Server-over.html

  See you soon,.

  Rich

• Ongoing replication of the selected tables from Oracle to SQL Server

  Hi all

  How can we replicate selected tables to Oracle 11 g for SQL Server 2008/2012?

  Is GoldenGate the only option

  No matter who did it before or have the steps to do it?

  Thank you

  Define "replicate".

  If you have no budget, you can open a connection directly from SQL Server to Oracle, or vice versa. In Oracle, they are called links DB; in SQL Server, they are called "linked servers".

  Datanamic also have tools that claim to do the cross-DB replication. I have no experience with them and is not an endorsement - I know they exist.

• Connection from Oracle to Sql Server (64-bit on Windows 2003)

  Hello
  
  I want to install heterogeneous connectivity between our Oracle 10 g version 10.0.2.0.1 (on 64-bit Windows 2003) to a SQL Server on another computer on the network. I found that HSODBC is removed, and that this is is not supported on 64-bit Windows systems. So, I couldn't make it work obviously.
  
  It is even possible to set up a heterogeneous connectivity in our situation (using DG4ODBC or something?)
  If so, could someone point me in the right direction on where to start?
  
  Thank you!
  
  (I'm not a dba, previous attempt using hsodbc cost me two weeks before finding out that it doesn't even work...)
  
  Edit:
  Oh, and it is possible to display the Metalink notes as (Metalink Note: 361676.1, is generic connectivity available on The LINUX or Windows 64 - bit Platforms?) without a support contract? Or only customers with a support contract have the right to know that some features are not available?
  
  Published by: user574699 on March 18, 2009 06:24

  According to your last update, your actions are:
  1.) upgrade Oracle on SERVER1 to 10.2.0.4.0-online Yes
  2.) DG4ODBC is not certified to run on SERVER1, then I should install on SERVER2 tell you? That there is no installed Oracle... ?
  Yes, install it on the server of SQL Server 32-bit.

  The gateway comes with a complete Oracle SQL * Net listener. Just so install the 32-bit to SQL Server and configure the Oracle listener as well as the bridge and the ODBC driver.
  Now on the Oracle database server adds a TNSNAMES file. Entry of ORA that points the listener to the Oracle of the gateway on the SQL Server computer. The link of database within the 10 g, which oracle databased then connects using tnsnames.ora alias in the SQL Server computer that has an active Oracle listener that generates connection DG4ODBC. DG4ODBC executable load DG4ODBC configuration file and connects to SQL Server you have configured.

  The Oracle gateway are very flexible. You don't need to install them on the Oracle database machine. They can be installed independently; even on a 3rd machine if you do not want to touch the SQL Server computer. In this case, the scenario is similar as described above; only difference now is the driver ODBC to connect to a SQL Server computer on a remote host.

• Unlike char in ORACLE and SQL SERVER

  Hello gurus,
  
  I tried to querying data from Oracle to sql server through linked server, but get me an error! set length corresponds to the error! I know there are CHAR data type in sql server and thus as in oracle.
  
  But when I use the CAST FUNCTION with CHAR it works fine
  

  -- error code 
  
    select * from openquery( linkoracle11 
             select  col1, col2, col3 from test_table )
  
  
  -- say col3 char(1)   -- data type

  ---
  
  

  -- working code 
  
    select * from openquery ( linkoracle 11 
             select  col1, col2, cast (col3 as char(1)) as col_3 from test_table )

  I was wondering, what is the difference between oracle and sql server for the CHAR data type?
  
  The gurus of the idea?
  
  Thank you

  What is the error you get?

  What is the characters in database and NLS_LENGTH_SEMANTICS game on your Oracle system?

  SELECT *
    FROM v$nls_parameters
   WHERE name LIKE '%CHARACTERSET';
  
  SQL> SHOW PARAMETER nls_length_semantics;
  

  What is the character set of data in SQL Server?

  If your local database is a variable length character set (like UTF8) and NLS_LENGTH_SEMANTICS is set to (default) BYTES, a char (1) allocate 1 byte of storage which may not be sufficient for a single character. The receiving application may need to allocate a buffer with 3 times more many bytes as there are characters in order to ensure that it will be able to process the result. I don't know why add an implicit CAST that would change, but since we are several levels removed from the code to figure out how large a buffer to allocate, it is not very surprising.

  Justin

• Links of DB Oracle to Sql server

  Hi all
  
  I intend to create DB connection from oracle to sql server 2005.
  
  Please provide the doc to create db connection from oracle to sql server 2005 and also made me know is their any freeware to do the same thing.
  
  Concerning

  It would be useful you might mention what platform works on your Oracle database and word size of the OS (32/64 bit).

  The free solution would be to use the database for ODBC (= Dg4ODBC) gateway and install it on a platform of MS Windows or Linux 64-bit with regard to these 2 platforms that Microsoft offers a free ODBC driver. On all other platforms, you can buy an ODBC drivers appropriate from a 3rd party such as DataDirect provider. I know, some people here on the Forum use FreeTDS but this driver is not a good choice when using it in production.

  Beginning with the documents where you can create a link to database free of charge:

  Please take a look at documents available on the My Oracle Support Portal:
  How to set up DG4ODBC (gateway for ODBC Oracle database) on 64-bit Windows operating systems to connect to Oracle databases Post Install [1266572.1 ID]
  How to set up DG4ODBC (gateway for ODBC Oracle database) on 32-bit Windows to connect to Oracle databases Post Install [466225.1 ID]
  and
  How to set up DG4ODBC (gateway for ODBC Oracle database) on 32-bit Windows to connect to Oracle databases Post Install [466225.1 ID]

  As mentioned for other platforms, you can usually buy a 3rd party ODBC driver and according to licensing costs this 3rd ODBC driver may be more expensive the using commercial product Oracle, MS SQl Server database gateway. It is designed for MS SQl Server connections and much more powerful then DG4ODBC - for example it allows you to call SQL Server stored procedures remotely or to participate in the distributed transaction.
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  -Klaus

• dblink Oracle to SQL Server

  Hi all
  
  I need to create a dblink, Oracle 10 g to MS SQL Server 2005. I looked for more information on inet to this topic, but I couldn't find a complete article about how to set up a kind of dblink.
  Any of you know where I can read about it? Some article, doc or any source is OK.
  Thank you for the ind...

  This aid cannot:

  use generic connecitivty that ships free with oracle for heterogeneous service.

  http://www.databasejournal.com/features/Oracle/article.php/3442661/making-a-connection-from-Oracle-to-SQL-Server.htm

  http://www.Oracle-base.com/articles/9i/HSGenericConnectivity9i.php
  http://www.DBA-Oracle.com/t_heterogeneous_database_connections_sql_server.htm

• [Oracle] [ODBC SQL Server driver] String truncation on the right {01004} data

  When importing data from SQL Server 2005 to Oracle 11 g Release2 gateway, I get following error:
  
  insert into CSDescr select * from CSDescr@sqlserver
  *
  ERROR on line 1:
  ORA-28500: connection between ORACLE and a non-Oracle system has sent this message:
  [Oracle] [ODBC SQL Server driver] string data, right truncation + {01004} +.
  ORA-02063: preceding 2 lines from SQLSERVER
  
  Oracle database characterset is AL32UTF8
  SQLServer database characterset is SQL_Latin1_General_CP1_CI_AS
  
  Here is the configuration file for the gateway settings:
  
  HS_KEEP_REMOTE_COLUMN_SIZE = LOCAL
  HS_NLS_LENGTH_SEMANTICS = CHAR
  
  I think that the definition of the parameter HS_LANGUAGE must correct the error, but I want to know what should be the value of this setting?

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• How to convert the hierarchical query of SQL Server (CTE) to Oracle?

  How to convert the hierarchical query of SQL Server (CTE) to Oracle?
  
  WITH cte (col1, col2) AS
  (
  SELECT col1, col2
  FROM dbo. [tb1]
  WHERE col1 = 12
  UNION ALL
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  FROM dbo. [tb1] AS c INNER JOIN cte AS p ON c.col2 = p.col1
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  DELETE one
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  ON a.col1 = b.col1

  Hello
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  DELETE FROM dbo.tb1 a
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     START WITH b.col1 = 12
    CONNECT BY b.col2 = PRIOR b.col1)
  

  Although you need to do here is to check that CONNECT it BY SELECT, returns records you wait first, then the DELETION should work too.

• corresponding data types n/b oracle and sql server

  everyone here knows that if there is a list of the data types supported by oracle and sql server (no matter releases and versions?
  
  an immediate response would be appreciated.
  
  Thank you.

  Hello

  Next post might be useful for you:

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• TestStand database error - error converting data from nchar int type.

  Hello

  I used SQL standards database stored procedure options to store records of my test and I added the generated tables and stored procedures in a database and it seems to work OK in this form. However when I change the UUT_Results table to include a new column that contains the value of the primary key of another table in the database that I meet problems.

  I run a query that returns the primary key value (integer) for a given series number and stores the result as a global station (number format). The correct value is stored in the variable, but when I try to use this value in the stored procedure I get an error like below:

  An error occurred calling "LogResults" in "ITSDBLog" of "ZNIUGOL TestStand database logging"
  An error has occurred by executing a statement.
  Schema: SQL Server Stored Proc (NOR)
  Statement: UUT_RESULT.
  Description: Error converting data from nchar int type.
  Number:-2147217913
  NativeError: 8114
  SQLState: 22018
  Reported by: provider Microsoft OLE DB for SQL Server

  Source: TSDBLog

  My SQL statement for creating the table and the procedure for UUT_results are below:

  ~
  CREATE TABLE UUT_RESULT)
  Uniqueidentifier PRIMARY KEY ID,
  BoardDetailID int,
  STATION_ID varchar (255),
  BATCH_SERIAL_NUMBER varchar (255),
  TEST_SOCKET_INDEX int,
  UUT_SERIAL_NUMBER varchar (255),
  USER_LOGIN_NAME varchar (255),
  START_DATE_TIME is datetime,
  EXECUTION_TIME float,
  UUT_STATUS varchar (32),
  UUT_ERROR_CODE int,
  UUT_ERROR_MESSAGE varchar (255)
  CONSTRAINT UUT_RESULT_FK FOREIGN KEY (BoardDetailID) made REFERENCE BoardDetails)

  ~
  CREATE PROCEDURE InsertUUTRESULT
  @pID uniqueidentifier,
  @pBoardDetailID int,
  @pSTATION_ID varchar (255),
  @pBATCH_SERIAL_NUMBER varchar (255),
  @pTEST_SOCKET_INDEX int,
  @pUUT_SERIAL_NUMBER varchar (255),
  @pUSER_LOGIN_NAME varchar (255),
  DateTime @pSTART_DATE_TIME.
  float of @pEXECUTION_TIME.
  @pUUT_STATUS varchar (32),
  @pUUT_ERROR_CODE int,
  @pUUT_ERROR_MESSAGE varchar (255)
  AS
  INSERT INTO UUT_RESULT (ID, BoardDetailID, STATION_ID, BATCH_SERIAL_NUMBER, TEST_SOCKET_INDEX, UUT_SERIAL_NUMBER, USER_LOGIN_NAME, START_DATE_TIME, EXECUTION_TIME, UUT_STATUS, UUT_ERROR_CODE, UUT_ERROR_MESSAGE)
  VALUES)
  @pID,
  @pBoardDetailID,
  @pSTATION_ID,.
  @pBATCH_SERIAL_NUMBER,.
  @pTEST_SOCKET_INDEX,.
  @pUUT_SERIAL_NUMBER,.
  @pUSER_LOGIN_NAME,.
  @pSTART_DATE_TIME,.
  @pEXECUTION_TIME,.
  @pUUT_STATUS,.
  @pUUT_ERROR_CODE,.
  @pUUT_ERROR_MESSAGE)

  Any help would be appreciated,

  Thank you

  Stuart

  Stuart-

  What is the expression you are evaluating and the data type of the parameter that you defined in the Options database dialog box for the schema that you connect to data with?

• Oracle to sql server

  Hi Experts,

  We strive to replicate source 11.2 oracle database data to target the sql server 2008 r2 database, when we're trying to get the first load below the error message and the initial load process is added.

  Our source table contains CHINESE characters in the column of the table, but its not replicated in the sql server database, the error details is

  2015-01-20 12:58:16 WARNING EXTRACT OGG-01194 task added RINITLD: target failure of the Conversion of the character set UTF-8 in the column NAME from the source to the character set windows-1252 of the name of the column as the source column contains a character that is not available in the target character set. O. IBM

  Any help to solve this problem please?

  Thank you

  TO.

  Thank you, his trench. the data type must be nvarchar in sql server database.