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Hi,

We have an evaluation version of IIS 8.1 on a windows 2003 machine. We installed Oracle 10g client by choosing the "custom mode" option on the windows machine where the DataStage is Installed.

And, I created a System DSN on Windows 2003 machine.

When i try to connect Oracle 10g database using "Import Table Definition" Option, I could not able to connect and getting the following error message:

"DSR.MetaGeta(GET.DSNINFO)(SQLConnect('rptgdb','D137560')) : BCI Error :
SQLSTATE=IM004,CODE=0,[DataStage][SQL Client][ODBC][Microsoft][ODBC Driver Manager] Driver's SQLAllocHandle on SQL_HANDLE_ENV failed".

I tried to connect using ID's having Developer privilieges and admin privilieges for the database.

So, Is it mandatory to install the Oracle client in "Administrator/Administration" options to get connected with DataStage.

I am able to connect to the Oracle database from DataStage box using SQL+, Could not able to connect from DataStage.

Any help folks??

Thanks

vinay_renu2001 wrote:Hi,

We have an evaluation version of IIS 8.1 on a windows 2003 machine. We installed Oracle 10g client by choosing the "custom mode" option on the windows machine where the DataStage is Installed.

And, I created a System DSN on Windows 2003 machine.

When i try to connect Oracle 10g database using "Import Table Definition" Option, I could not able to connect and getting the following error message:

"DSR.MetaGeta(GET.DSNINFO)(SQLConnect('rptgdb','D137560')) : BCI Error :
SQLSTATE=IM004,CODE=0,[DataStage][SQL Client][ODBC][Microsoft][ODBC Driver Manager] Driver's SQLAllocHandle on SQL_HANDLE_ENV failed".

I tried to connect using ID's having Developer privilieges and admin privilieges for the database.

So, Is it mandatory to install the Oracle client in "Administrator/Administration" options to get connected with DataStage.

I am able to connect to the Oracle database from DataStage box using SQL+, Could not able to connect from DataStage.

Any help folks??

Thanks

Did you test your DSN after you have created it? If yes, is it working.

csri wrote:

vinay_renu2001 wrote:Hi,

We have an evaluation version of IIS 8.1 on a windows 2003 machine. We installed Oracle 10g client by choosing the "custom mode" option on the windows machine where the DataStage is Installed.

And, I created a System DSN on Windows 2003 machine.

When i try to connect Oracle 10g database using "Import Table Definition" Option, I could not able to connect and getting the following error message:

"DSR.MetaGeta(GET.DSNINFO)(SQLConnect('rptgdb','D137560')) : BCI Error :
SQLSTATE=IM004,CODE=0,[DataStage][SQL Client][ODBC][Microsoft][ODBC Driver Manager] Driver's SQLAllocHandle on SQL_HANDLE_ENV failed".

I tried to connect using ID's having Developer privilieges and admin privilieges for the database.

So, Is it mandatory to install the Oracle client in "Administrator/Administration" options to get connected with DataStage.

I am able to connect to the Oracle database from DataStage box using SQL+, Could not able to connect from DataStage.

Any help folks??

Thanks

Did you test your DSN after you have created it? If yes, is it working.

I configured the DSN with " Microsoft ODBC for Oracle". while creating this DSN, We don't get the test connection option when we give the credentials (Hostname, Desc, User, Password), It just creates.

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Oh, and before I forget:

Hi,

Can anybody help me, how to pass the credentials while calling the REST webservice. Iam getting the error below.

<GET /Edi/ServiceREST.svc/Hipaa271?applicationId=1&firstname=emily&lastname=porter&searchtype=S&requestsource=edi&servicetypecode=30&numberofservices=1&fromdate=7/26/2008&todate=7/26/2008 HTTP/1.1
Host: services-dev.corp.Joy.com
User-Agent: HTTP-Adapter/8.0(105)
Content-Type: application/octet-stream
Content-Length: 0
X-Abandon-After: 2147483647

(0 bytes sent)
>HTTP/1.1 401 Unauthorized (F)

What does this have to do with Oracle or this subject? Nothing.

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