Database description statements are required only when you create access descriptors. Because ORACLE information is stored in an access descriptor, you do not need to repeat this information when you ...

For example, suppose you have three data sets: two view descriptors, VLIB.CUSPHON and VLIB.CUSORDR, which are based on the ORACLE tables CUSTOMERS and ORDERS, respectively, and a SAS data file, ...

To access the first data source, you have to keep in mind that Oracle will take your table name and pass it to the ODBC driver. The Microsoft Text Driver ODBC driver expects a file name, so the ...