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I don't see my Oracle OLE Driver in SSIS. Shouldn't it be available?
I'd like to use the Oracle OLE Provider that the 32 bit Oracle Configuration Utility says is installed on my laptop:
In SSIS, I when I go to create an OLE Database COnnection and choose the provder, I don't see the Oracle OLE Provider.
Shouldn't it be here to select? What am I missing?