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Connecting to Oracle by using ODBC on UNIX

Hi All,

I have a requirement where I need to connect to Oracle database which is installed on WINDOWS machine.

I dont have Oracle client installed on my AIX so i can't use SQLPLUS command.
But ODBC to connect to Oracle is configured on my UNIX server. Can any one help me with the steps of commands to connect to oracle by using the ODBC on UNIX?


Thanks in advance...

Ramesh Ch.
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