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Installing oracle odbc connection in Linux

  • download and unzip instantclient for Linux of basic, jdbc, odbc, sdk, sqlplus, tool into an install folder
  • May need tnsnames.ora and sql.ora at install_location/network/admin
  • export TNS_ADMIN=install_folder/network/admin
  • export ORACLE_HOME=install_folder
  • Run odbcinst -j and check if odbcinst is for local or central. If central odbcinst is required, install unixODBC at a central location.
  • $PATH must have the central unixODBC/bin in the head. If the local odbcinst is executed prior to the central odbcinst, local driver will be initiated
  • Edit unixODBC/etc/odbcinst.ini as:

[OracleDB]

Description=Oracle Unicode driver

Driver=/opt/oracle_instant_client/18.3/libsqora.so.18.1

Driver64=/opt/oracle_instant_client/18.3/libsqora.so.18.1

UsageCount=1

FileUsage=1

In Python

  • Install pyodbc. May need > gcc4.x. gcc8.2 works.
  • python3
  • import pyodbc
  • conn = pyodbc.connect("DRIVER=OracleDB; DBQ=some_name_as_shown_in_tnsnames.ora; UID=; PWD=)
  • cursor = conn.cursor()
  • cursor.execute("SELECT USERNAME FROM ALL_USERS")
  • ans = cursor.fetchall()
  • print(ans)
  • del(cursor)
  • conn.close()

In R

  • Install RODBC
  • R
  • library(RODBC)
  • conn <- odbcDriverConnect("Driver=OracleDB; Dbq=some_name_as_shown_in_tnsnames.ora; uid=; pwd=)
  • listSchema <- sqlQuery(conn, "SELECT USERNAME FROM ALL_USERS")
  • print(listSchema)
  • odbcClose(conn)