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no module named cx_oracle
I have downloaded and installed (cx_Oracle-5.2.1-11g.win32-py2.7.exe) and able to use this module in pyscripter to connect and get data from oracle.
But when i used python IDLE (python GUI) and import cx_oracle fails.
Do i need to set environment variable for this ? But the installation directory does not contain any .py files.
Please suggest me.
Answers
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Check that PATH is set to contain the Oracle client libraries when you are running IDLE, the same way that is already set when using pyscripter.
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Try importing cx_Oracle . Notice the 'O'.
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