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Jeff,

Thanks for your advice on this qustion and the other one I posted.
By searching deja.com, I found your reply to someone who was experiencing
the same problem.
And, your advice was to check the registry and be sure that the DLL used is
OCI.DLL.
And, that exactly was the cause of the problem.

What makes me a bit uneasy is why was the registry's driver was set to
something else in the
first place.
Connection to Oracle from BCB was always a breeze on various other PCs -
which I took
for granted. Anyhow, I am happy it is resolved, and thank you very much,
Jeff, for your
service to the BCB community.

/yunki


Jeff Overcash (TeamB) <overcash@onramp.net> wrote in message
news:37F15B96.FC3F13F2@onramp.net...
> Check to make sure the <orahome>\bin directory is still in the path.  It
needs
> to be in the path for the BDE to work with Oracle.  Get a command prompt
and
> type path <return> and check to make sure it is still there.
>
> > Yunki Paik wrote:
> >
> > While registering an Oracle database with BDE administrator,  I get:
> >
> >  Vendor Initialization Error  BDE Error 15879.
> >
> > What does that mean? It used to work always.
> > Thanks for your help!
> >
> > /yunki
>
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