How to copy data from Oracle to Access table(Data includes attachment also)

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project requirement : Connecting with Oracle: Accessing Oracle via microsoft Access and Excel.
1.Connect to an Oracle database.

2.Execute a query to fetch the data which contains attachment(pdf, doc,word) also.

3.Insert the query result into an Access database table and display it.

i am using VS 2012, C# .net for this.

i am able to access the data using ODBC but my point is that how can i fetch and show the data of attachment listed in my table say tbl_H2H_log.

Posted 9-Jun-15 23:08pm

ajitdstar4u

Updated 10-Jun-15 1:31am

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Deepu S Nair 10-Jun-15 5:19am

Homework?

ajitdstar4u 10-Jun-15 7:32am

na.. a small project.

Kornfeld Eliyahu Peter 10-Jun-15 5:20am

"i am using VS 2012, C# .net for this."
You should use what you have learned in co-operation with your beautiful mind...

Maciej Los 10-Jun-15 8:26am

Why ODBC? Use Oledb! link

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David A. Gray · Answer 1 · 2015-06-10T18:07:00

I was thinking the same thing; create two OLEDB connections, one each for the Oracle data base and the Access data base. Run your query against the Oracle data base to retrieve the data, which comes to you in a Recordset. Then, open an Append query on the Access connection, fill its Recordset from the one returned by the Oracle data base, and execute the query.