Reading from oracle table on remote server

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raj4756
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Reading from oracle table on remote server

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Hello All,

I have a job in DataStage that reads from an Oracle table that is on a remote server. What kind of connectivity is it using to connect to Oracle i.e SQL NET , DB LINKS or ODBC ??

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Raj
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In a parallel job, you're using OCI, so it's sqlnet. In a Server job, using an OCI stage, it's also sqlnet. Using an ODBC stage obviously is ODBC.
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kcbland wrote:In a parallel job, you're using OCI, so it's sqlnet. In a Server job, using an OCI stage, it's also sqlnet. Using an ODBC stage obviously is ODBC.
A little more clarification with the ODBC. If you are using the Wire Protocol ODBC drivers it is ODBC, if not then the ODBC driver calls the OCI.
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The poster is on DS 6.0, so they should be using the wire protocol drivers. For those on earlier releases, yes, the ODBC piggybacks the OCI.
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Post by shawn_ramsey »

Ascential provided both the Wire and Non-Wire drivers with the Windows version and I would assume it is the same with the Unix version.
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