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Old 06-14-04, 22:54
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help needed configuring oracle
hello,
I'm a beginner in db & oracle. I have installed oracle 8i personnel edition on a machine with win98se. The problem is that I want to access it from a win2k machine having vb (both are in same network). Please help me (i know this isn't that hard). Thx in advance..
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Old 06-15-04, 09:32
gbrabham gbrabham is offline
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1st make sure you have connectivity to the database machine ... ex: if using tcpip, ping the server ...

2nd. Set up sqlnet referencing the database. net8 configuration assistant.
use tnsping to ensure you have sqlnet connectivity.

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