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System Error 1114 from ODBC driver in Oracle XE Client

589186Oct 11 2007 — edited Oct 15 2007
Hello,

I am running into some problems connecting to our Oracle 10.1.0.2 database through the ODBC driver supplied with the Oracle XE Client. I set up a DSN, and the test was successful. I can get to the database using that DSN to import data into MS Access, but when I am having problems when I try to connect using a program I have written.

On the first connection, I use the following connection string:

DSN=orcl-xe

and I get the following response:

[28000] [Oracle][ODBC][Ora]ORA-01005: null password given; logon denied

which makes sense given that no password was provided.

On the second connection attempt, the user has entered an ID and password, and I use the following connection string:

DSN=orcl-xe;UID=mapper;PWD=brock01

This connection attempt, and subsequent attempts, result in the following error:

IM003] Specified driver could not be loaded due to system error 1114 (Oracle in XEClient)

The driver was loaded and responded to my first connection attempt, so I don't understand why the second attempt would fail like this. After the first attempt fails, my program frees the various environment and connection handles, so there shouldn't be any resource issues.

Can someone tell me what system error 1114 means? I saw some information in another forum that indicated that a DLL might be missing, but I've got C:\XEClient\bin as the first entry in my path, and the ORACLE_HOME environment variable is pointing to the correct directory. As far as I know, all of the required runtime DLLs are available in the path.

Thanks,

Bob
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