Re: Configuring SQlNet for Personal Oracle

Judith,

I was assuming that you already installed sql*net add-on option from personal oracle cd and you have the lsnrctl executables in your ORACLE_HOME/bin directory. (if not, install it first and it will create a listener.ora file for you automatically). use tnsping to check the database alias you used in your tnsnames.ora file and trouble shooting from there if anything goes wrong.

Keep in mind that it only allow one sql*net connection a time if you are running personal oracle7.

Limin

On Thu, 9 Oct 1997, Judith Shepherd wrote:

> I'm new to the DBA world and I recently installed Personal Oracle and
> the OEM (Oracle Enterprise Manager) on my PC at home.
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> After the installation I run the SQLNet Configurator to create the
> "tnsnames.ora" and Listener.ora files. You are prompted to enter a
> database alias for the database and to select the protocol you want to
> use etc.....
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> When I open Daemon Manager, In the Configuration Parameter for the
> Listener address says "Not Found"
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> I tried to start the listener using LSNRCTL but I get a series of TNS
> errors
>
> My question is "What is Bequeath." I have never heard of this protocol.
> (the SQLNet configurator keeps showing it in the protocol list)
>
> And doesn anyone have any ideas on how to resolve this. I would greatly
> appreciate your response.
>
> Thanks
> Judith
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Received on Fri Oct 10 1997 - 00:00:00 CDT