Re: Problem with Oracle Names

Hey Fredrik !

1. You must create the ROS Tables in a Database
2. You must define your Network in the Network Manager with a Names Server !
3. Then you must validate the information and generate it for FILESYSTEM and ORACLE_NAMES !
4. So now you must distribute the new generated files. listener.ora, sqlnet.ora and names.ora
5. then start on your machine where you defined the Oracle Names Server with the executable namesctl start !
6. Check if the Names Server is running ! Namesctl> status
7. Then you can test your Names Server tnsping ORCL => Your SID.

After any changes in the NDD (Network Definition Database) you must reload/ restart your Oracle Names Process ! namesctl stop - namesctl start

I hope this information is helpful for you !

Br Manfred

Fredrik Håkansson <fredrik.hakansson_at_kalmarind.se> wrote in article <B473F1736507D11189740060B0586BBE01F30DF5_at_MAILSRV>...
> I'm going to set up an Oracle Server with Oracle Names. With Network
 Manager
> I have created a Network Definition and generated the client and server
> files to the filesystem and I haven't had any problems connecting to the
> database. Then I created the Namestables, opened the Networkdefinition,
> saved it to the database and generated the client and server files again
 and
> distributed them. Then I restarted the server and tried to connect to the
> database from SQLPlus but I get the errormessage TNS12154 TNS could not
> resolve name. Does anyone recognize this problem or have a tip for a
> solution I'll be happy to hear it.
>
> TiA
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Received on Tue Jan 27 1998 - 00:00:00 CST