It has to be me

[eek]

It fixed it!

But now I get a different error.

SQLState=IM004
[Microsoft][ODBC Driver Manager]Driver's SQL AllocHandle on SQL_HANDLE_ENV failed.

That's an easy fix. Add the location of the oracle odbc dll's to the path environment setting and reboot the box...

[suityou01]

That's an easy fix. Add the location of the oracle odbc dll's to the path environment setting and reboot the box...

Nice

Any idea why the installer didnt do this?

furthermore why i didnt have to do this on any other installs?

[vetran]

Nice

Any idea why the installer didnt do this?

furthermore why i didnt have to do this on any other installs?

because its tulip?

[suityou01]

because its tulip?

Well that's one opinion

Einstein didn't bargain on Oracle installations when he defined madness

[suityou01]

Listen you guys have been fab. Thanks for all your help and for not having a pileon

By way of thanks, why not have a pileon?

[GlenW]

Listen you guys have been fab. Thanks for all your help and for not having a pileon

By way of thanks, why not have a pileon?

Tit!

HTH

[stek]

That's an easy fix. Add the location of the oracle odbc dll's to the path environment setting and reboot the box because it's Windows...

FTFY!!

[fullyautomatix]

Nice

Any idea why the installer didnt do this?

furthermore why i didnt have to do this on any other installs?

Result!!

[FatLazyContractor]

Nice

Any idea why the installer didnt do this?

furthermore why i didnt have to do this on any other installs?

Go figure it out you

AHNTH

[suityou01]

So it was me.

We had a remote session this morning. Another consultant went through the install and it worked perfectly. He did exactly what I did except one thing. He ran the ODAC from the command line, using install.bat rather than using the GUI based setup.exe. This was the only difference. And it worked.

I feel so stupid.