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Re: Oracle SID's in NT

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Date: Tue, 03 Nov 1998 16:56:30 GMT
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In article <363e4c1f.1410455104_at_news.ican.net>,   jhanway_at_ican.net wrote:
> If you have multiple instances running on a NT Oracle (7.3.3) system,
> is there a variable similar to the SID in UNIX that you can set when
> you go to run say SVRMGR from the command line?
>
> James Hanway
>
>

 Before running svrmgr, enter "set ORACLE_HOME=C:\orant", "set ORACLE_SID=ORCL (or something else)" at the DOS prompt. Or you can put above two lines in a cmd file. Run the cmd file before starting Server Manager.

Xuening Sun

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