System.Data.OracleClient requires Oracle client software version 8.1.7 or greater.
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Hi! Does anyone have a clue what this exception message means? The system I'm working on consists of one client and two servers, all on separate computers. The client communicates with Server A by means of .NET Remoting. And Server A in turn communicates with Server B also by .NET Remoting. Now, my client application invokes a remote object on Server A. Then, Server A invokes a remote object on Server B. Server B shall then fetch some information from the database. The exception occurs when the Open() method on the Oracle Connection object is called on Server B. I've checked the connectionstring and it is correct, and when I create a connection object in the client and query the database on Server B directly it returns data. So there the database in itself seem to alright. I've also ran the client and servers on my local computer with a successful result. But when I want to go the correct way from the client to Server B I get this weird message. By the way, it is an Oracle 9 database. Any suggestions would be helpful, thank you :confused:
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Hi! Does anyone have a clue what this exception message means? The system I'm working on consists of one client and two servers, all on separate computers. The client communicates with Server A by means of .NET Remoting. And Server A in turn communicates with Server B also by .NET Remoting. Now, my client application invokes a remote object on Server A. Then, Server A invokes a remote object on Server B. Server B shall then fetch some information from the database. The exception occurs when the Open() method on the Oracle Connection object is called on Server B. I've checked the connectionstring and it is correct, and when I create a connection object in the client and query the database on Server B directly it returns data. So there the database in itself seem to alright. I've also ran the client and servers on my local computer with a successful result. But when I want to go the correct way from the client to Server B I get this weird message. By the way, it is an Oracle 9 database. Any suggestions would be helpful, thank you :confused:
Found the solution. Take a look at: http://dotnetjunkies.com/WebLog/rtgurskevik/archive/2005/01/19/45958.aspx :)