Mostly on Windows I always connect using ODBC. Depending on what you are
doing the performace might or might not matter. Always an extra layer
provides some performance lack, but the millisecond might not even compare
to optimizing you network. Usually it doesn't matter, but then again not
sure what you are developing.
Ilya Sterin
-----Original Message-----
From: Anthony Bouvier [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, April 02, 2001 7:59 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: My problem is fixed ... mostly
It was certainly a problem with the permissions.
The IUSR_ was set for the local machine and was not a user on the
Domain. Therefore, from what I gather, it's request for authentication
to Oracle was not even given permission to occur, so no username or
password was ever able to send.
Now, I can connect via DBD::ODBC but not via DBD::Oracle. The error
message differs, but nows says:
Invalid access of memory location.
But I can connect, so that is what matters. Are there any performance
reprecussions to using the ODBC driver versus the Oracle driver?
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anthony bouvier
notsoevil philosopher
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