most of the remote sites do
not have a file server at all. They access file servers at the "main
office" for everything.
--- Jeffrey Beckstrom <JBECKSTROM@gcrta.org> wrote:
>
Rather than installing the Oracle client on every
> client PC, we have
been:
> - installing client on 1 PC
> - copying directory to a
network server
> - extract the registry for "oracle" key
> - fix
registry that was extracted to reference the
> network drive
> -
load registry on client PCs
> - add the network pc as a search drive to
the client
> pc.
>
> We are now experiencing problems
over the WAN and
> looking at ways to eliminate the Oracle dll
>
overhead. Short of installing Oracle on every
> client PC, what are
our options?
>
> Jeffrey Beckstrom
> Database
Administrator
> Greater Cleveland Regional Transit Authority
> 1240
W. 6th Street
> Cleveland, Ohio 44113
Jeffrey,
Does each WAN
user reside in a location that has some
sort of file server? By each office
location having
its own oracle client installation on a local file
server,
the .dll traffic would be minimized.
You might still decide to keep the
Oracle Client
configuration files centralized at the main office
(via the
use of the TNS_ADMIN environment variable).
We took the route of
providing all the developer
desktops with a full fat client, but used a
response
file (for OUI) to specify only the minimum files
required for our
environment. I'd be happy to pass
along the response file.
We do use
centralized [tnsnames,sqlnet].ora files, but
also use ONAMES as a backup
names resolution method.
Haven't tackled that OID thingy
yet.
hth.
Paul
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