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here are a few notes on dao and odbc with oracle. i have conducted the experiment on a freshly installed windows xp machine. in order to run the vba code below, i also installed excel in order to have a vba environment where i can dim variables; that is, i was a bit beneficial to me since i usually don't do any dao. so, first i do*nloaded oracle's instant client for microsoft windows actually, to be more precise, i do*nloaded the following two zip files: instantclient-basic-win32-11.1.0.7.0.zip contains for example oci.dll) while the latter has the odbc related stuff.       address = (protocol=tcp)                 (host=xx*.xx.x.xx) variable to the directory where the oci.dll is located. this is done by the following vba script: ' must be run with administrator privileges on vista '    dim lresult        as long    dim hkeyhandle     as long              lenpath )                   dim path as string         path = string(lenpath, chr(0))    ' chop trailing chr(0) from path    path = left$(path, lenpath - 1) in order to execute this script in excels vba environment, i created another (visual basic script) that basically opens excel and loads my ' in order to prevent a programmatic access to visual basic project is not trusted: '   tools -> macro -> security... -> trusted publishers -> check trust access to visual basic project if args.count = 0 then   wscript.echo (no argument specified) set excel = createobject(excel.application) excel.visible = true ' microsoft access 11.0 object library 'call addreference(workbook, {4affc9a0-5f99-101b-af4e-00aa003f0f07}) ' microsoft dao 3.6 object library  call addreference(workbook, {00025e01-0000-0000-c000-000000000046}) ' microsoft scripting runtime call addreference(workbook, {420b2830-e718-11cf-893d-00a0c9054228})