by Bruce Knox bknox @t uaex.edu Oracle Database Programmer/Analyst date last updated 05/12/2009
Logon with Separate DNS and DBQ (Yours my need to look like this Logon).Using
SQLPass-Though Queries for Banner Reporting
by Bruce Knox bknox
@t uaex.edu
Oracle Database Programmer/Analyst
date last updated 05/12/2009
Logon with Separate DNS and DBQ (Yours my need to look like this Logon).
The Logon Form includes an Event (On Click in Connect) that verifies the Username/Password for the Database. This Event code builds a connect string and tries the connection (using SELECT SYSDATE FROM DUAL; Really, that is all you need.) It then applies that successful connect string to every Pass-Through Query in our MS Access Database (we call it BannerAccess). It can do several hundred in a second or so.
(Explanation of DSN vs. DBQ)
Next: My Favorite BannerAccess Query
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my university work site. It is oriented to Oracle Reporting Solutions in
the context of generating bespoken reports from SunGard Higher Education's
Banner product.
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