Haven't worked with TLS 1.2 yet but there is an update to 2012 SP3 to handle TLS 1.2 support

Planning to update 2012 is to service pack 3 Cumulative update 2...

The most exciting part for us is the revamped reporting services and Query Store

wow, nice

Use the proper datetype date to compare dates.

SELECT TO_DATE('07-Feb-2015','DD-MON-RRRR'),sysdate

from dual

where TO_DATE('07-Feb-2015','DD-MON-RRRR')<sysdate;

OR

SELECT TO_DATE('07-Feb-2015','DD-MON-RRRR'),sysdate

from dual

where MYDATE<TRUNC(TO_DATE('07-Feb-2015 15:00:00','DD-MON-RRRR HH24:MI:SS'));

*if you use date(time)parameters the TO_DATE isn't necessary

To get 7 februari

SELECT ...

FROM ...

WHERE...

Thanks for the e-book

Not sure.

I usually go with the TNS-alias of the oracle server, with the servername and port in tnsnames.ora.

Does the proxy user has access to the tnsnames/oracle client?

RIP Dwain

did you reboot the server after installing the drivers?

Have you tried the odbc driver?[/url]

When there was sql server 2005

I meant, perhaps the windows logs (eventvwr) mentions why it couldn't write to the error logs.

SQL_Latin1_General_CP1_CI_AS isn't really an unicode character set. So it is possible that it displays Korean differently when connecting with another client.

Perhaps a difference on the client side

Unicode compatiblity

A note on...

Windows logs?

Statistics out of date?

Exception handling with a dialog box causing it to wait on user input?