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Spotfire connection to Oracle SQL Developer


Kar K

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Once you install oracle client driver in your machine, oracle data connector will get enabled on your spotfire desktop (After installation of oracle driver, relaunch spotfire desktop). You can check that through Add > Connection To > Oracle, as seen in attached screenshot.

Through that Oracle data connection, you can connect to your oracle database.

https://community.spotfire.com/wiki/how-install-odac-enable-oracle-connecto...

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Hi Khusboo,Sorry for the delay to reply. Here are two things, first the above link provided turned out to be access denied, second please find the attached screenshot below and accordingly plug in inputs.

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You can click on that Yellow warning sign (the detailed error will get copied) and paste to notepad to see the error. Also, you have mentioned localhost in oracle server url. Is your oracle installed on the same machine You can open your Oracle SQL Developer tool to check the connection details which works for your Oracle database and then insert the same in spotfire.
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