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linked tables to Oracle-error handling

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trialerror

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Aug 18, 2003
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My application has an access 2003 front-end and Oracle 9i backend( tables are linked). When I connect I get the standard connect box to enter in Oracle SID,username , pwd. This works fine when I connect as "system", but when I connect as any other user like Scott, I get a bunch of errors. I would like to customize the error when I login as a non-dba user to say that "login denied" etc. I cant understand where the connnect parameters are stored in Access? Thanks.
 
trialerror
You may need to discuss this issue with the Oracle DBA. Oracle has far better security, and the described problem suggests you are running into an Oracle setup / security problem.

Richard
 
The application links to "dba tables" and thats why the dba or system user can connect fine. But if some other user attempts to connect, I simply want to have a MsgBox saying "login denied" etc. after the user puts in username/pwd in the Oracle ODBC Driver Connect box.Thanks
 
Also, when I get the login box-the Oracle ODBC driver connect, and I hit Cancel, the box comes up back again. This happens every time I hit Cancel and I have to eventually close the application, if I wish to quit. Any suggestions would be helpful.
 
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