On Fri, 2006-01-13 at 11:38 +0100, Giovanni Cuccu wrote:
> Hi,
> IIRC I had the same problem and it was a client issue.
> I was using a tnsnames.ora entry with 2 IP addresses, when the client
> load balancer put me on a busy node the server tried to redirect me on
> the other one. It was doing so returning the host name of the other
> node. That network name was unknow in my PC so I was getting the same
> error you are facing. Since the db was at a customer site and was not
> listed by our internal dns the simplest solution was to add the
> hostnames to my hosts file.
> hope it helps,
> Giovanni
Hi and thanks!
When I did add the hostname to my /etc/hosts it worked as it should
(only had IP in my tnsnames.ora)
/Johan
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