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Installing an ODBC for 11g on Win 7 64 Bit Nearly Impossible

user9334236Nov 17 2015 — edited Nov 19 2015

Does anyone know how to do this in less than 30 steps, after uninstalling and reinstalling all the software and DB several times?

It basically just cost me a job, because lacking an ODBC, working from home, I can't run ADO, OLEDB, even link tables in Access so I can run ADO or DAO into THAT.

Seriously, I've pulled data from a mainframe OS2 into Excel with less trouble. If Oracle can't handle a simple ODBC like IBM, something is very wrong.

They are the most common, universal connection objects in the world. Why does this have to be like pulling teeth?

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InoL

Q1: You define the logo on application level: Shared Components -> User Interface attributes

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Q2: The navigation bar is meant to be horizontal. You can add a <br /> after the </li> in the template of the Navigation Bar, but it will make the page look really bad, IMHO. E.g. the header of your page will look like this if you make the navigation bar vertical:

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Pranav.shah
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Hello Inol, Thank you for your reply and time.
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Created One Application level Item and Computation.
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Call them in Global Page(create another computation in page 0 with static values - Call it Before Header)
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Create Table Structure in HTMl format in it with Before Header Optinon Selected.
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Call Page 0 Computation in Shared Components -> User Interface attributes -> Text -> &logo.
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you will have Image || text both at same time.

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