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Article ID: 171247 - Last Review: October 15, 2003 - Revision: 4.2
FIX: Setup Quits When Microsoft ODBC Driver for Oracle Is Used
This article was previously published under Q171247
When Commerce Server Setup uses the Microsoft ODBC driver for Oracle
version 2.00.006325 to configure a new datasource, the Setup program
quits without any error messages.
The Commerce Server Setup program uses invalid keywords for the Oracle
driver in the connection string. The driver does not permit any keywords
that it does not recognize, and closes the Setup program. This is a
problem in the ODBC driver that will be addressed in a future version.
Configure a new system datasource using the ODBC Administrator in Control
Panel and then select this datasource during the Commerce Server Setup.
Note that the problem only occurs if you try to configure a new datasource
from within the Commerce Server Setup program.
Microsoft has confirmed this to be a bug in the Microsoft products listed
at the beginning of the article. This bug has been corrected in
Microsoft's
Oracle ODBC driver, version 2.73.7269 and higher. You can obtain this
driver or new drivers in the Microsoft Data Access Components at the
following Web address:
APPLIES TO
- Microsoft ODBC Driver for Oracle (Build 2.06325) 1.0
- Microsoft Commerce Server 2.0
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