Set the Fetch Buffer Size (FetchBufferSize) in the odbc.ini file to a value specified in bytes. This value is the amount of memory needed that will determine how many rows of data Oracle ODBC Driver will pre-fetch at a time from an Oracle Database to the client's cache regardless of the number of rows. The Oracle database is a powerful tool. It has evolved over several decades into what you see today. Oracle Developer is also a powerful tool, specifically designed to take advantage of the Oracle database power. Therefore, it is difficult to imagine why someone would want to connect Oracle Developer to anything but an Oracle database. ![]() World of warcraft glider 1.7.1 crack. However, there may be that need and it is nice to know it is possible. The following is a possible scenario for wanting to connect Oracle Developer to another ODBC style database. Jim is an application developer recently assigned to a new enterprise-wide application for his company. He has just finished up a hugely successful development project, and is tired of everyone stopping by his office to congratulate him on a job well done. Unfortunately, his new project is about to begin, and he wants to get away from the office and do some preliminary design work. Jim decides to grab a laptop and head to his cabin in the mountains. He already has Oracle Developer loaded, but no Oracle database. Durametric cable hack. He does have a copy of Microsoft Access, and wants to use that rather than spend the next several hours trying to load the Oracle database and risk running out of disk space. There are a few problems with the previously mentioned scenario, such as the seemingly unending congratulations, but nonetheless somewhat believable. At the risk of sounding blasphemous, Microsoft Access is a great little single-user database. I would not run a company on it, but it is more than adequate to do some application prototyping. Connecting to ODBC Oracle Developer uses the Oracle Open Client Adapter (OCA) to connect to non-Oracle data sources. Leona lewis footprints in the sand instrumental free mp3 download music. If you go into Forms Developer's online help system and look up ODBC, you will see information on 'Accessing non-Oracle data sources.' ![]() The version of Forms Developer that I used to write my book and create the example for this article includes specific instructions for the following data sources: • Personal Oracle Lite • Microsoft SQL Server (versions 4.2, 6.0, and 6.5) • Microsoft Access (version 2.0 or higher) • Oracle RDB (versions 5.0, 6.1, and 7.0) • Sybase SQL Server (version 4.9, system 10, and system 11) • Tandem NonStop SQL • Informix SE and Online (version 5.x, 6.x, and 7.x) This is just a partial list because OCA will connect to a number of ODBC database. However, Oracle only tests and verifies the databases on the list. Jim wants to use Microsoft Access 2000, which is a later release than 2.0, so he should be fine. The first thing he does is make sure that Access is properly installed on his system.
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