Binand,
On Mon, Dec 27, 2010 at 12:50 PM, Binand Sethumadhavan wrote:
Oracle is installed on a Linux Server. I have been trying to find out the version number of odbc installed on the server. However, I am not
ODBC is a client-side API. You install ODBC Manager and the database driver (in this case, Oracle) on the client machines that want to access the database server.
Thanks for figuring out some 50% of what I had intended to say despite writing almost-like an incomplete email. I did not want to write such an email but I think I was in a hurry just to know a solution. My apologies.
So, to elaborate further Oracle 10g is installed on RHEL 5.4 and this machine acts as a database server. An application (J2EE) connects to this database, where the application itself is on another RHEL 5.4 server.
Now, there's a different application (haven't been informed which tech. stack) wants to access the same database and connects via ODBC driver (I do not the details of how it does it; probably via a DSN).
So the question is, if the application is on Linux too (RHEL / Fedora) how can one find the version of the driver?
I'm sorry if the question still sounds incomplete but this all that I know about the question.
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