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I am trying to get Power Query (Excel) to Oracle 12c working. In excel using ODBC and MS Query I can connect to Oracle fine. You cannot use ODBC with Power Query you have to use Microsoft OLE DB for Oracle. I downloaded 64-bit ODAC 12,2c Release 1 for windows x64. I installed it and followed the setup instructions. Then in Power Query I go to get data and choose Oracle Provider for OLE DB, in Data Link Properties page I fill in details and test the connection, which is a success. Instead of showing the user database like it does in Excel, loads of Schema tables like OPS$Username, SYS… You cannot view the fields in tables. Any idea why I cannot see the user database using OLE DB but I can using ODBC?
Regards
Danny
Hi @danny-uk ,
Did you mean you could see and use other tables except Users table? Do you have access to it in Oracle database?
Please provide more details.
Best Regards,
Eyelyn Qin
Hi Eyelyn
I have a username and password, the ip address and database name. When connecting with the Data Link wizard using OLD DB I put Data Source as ipaddress/database name, then put the user and password in. The wizard then displays tables that are not the tables in ipaddress/database that was specified. I am assuming it is an Oracle system database as some of the tables are like OPS$Username.
Regards
Danny
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