Yes. You can use the Easysoft ODBC-ODBC Bridge to access remote ODBC drivers from Oracle. For example, Microsoft SQL Server or Microsoft Access. This allows you to exchange data between Oracle and other databases.
You can find detailed instructions on how to set this up in the following articles:
Notes
hsodbc
is a 32-bit application. You need to use it with a 32-bit Easysoft ODBC driver. For 64-bit platforms, choose the 32-bit version of the driver even when there's a 64-bit version available. 32-bit drivers will still function correctly on a 64-bit platform.DisguiseWide
to 1
, because HSODBC doesn't support SQL_C_Wxxx
types. Refer to Why do I get error "table or view does not exist" when connecting Oracle HSODBC to SQL Server?