Re: oracle for linux

set your oracle environment if it is not set (bash$ . oraenv) "oemapp console" will bring up the console. Just use "oemapp" to get a list off apps

Not sure about the last part. You must add the port to the system(/etc/services), Setup the listener, setup the sqlnet, and finally a tnsnames.ora, you could try using netca or netmgr for the last 3. with 9iDB note the difference between using the sid and the service name in apps.

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"Steven Luk" <ginwah_at_ix.netcom.com> wrote in message news:a22p28$dti$1_at_slb0.atl.mindspring.net...
> Can somebody tell me how to invoke Oracle 9i Enterprise Manager Console
from
> Suse Linux 7.1? I can't find the executable in /$ORACLE_HOME/bin. How do I
> find the list of programs available for Oracle in linux? I located dbca,
> netca, sqlplus and netmgr. But how about the schema and data managers? I
> need a tool to create a new database without having to enter all the sql
> commands.
> Also my db service failed the test because this isn't a listener. But I've
> installed two listeners using tcp/ip, port 1521 and a hostname
"linux.local"
> and "localhost" respectively. Should I set up a new hostname for my new
> linux machine to make the service work? What kind of system is required to
> enable the db service? My service name is inv.localhost by the way.
>
>
Received on Wed Jan 16 2002 - 17:37:34 CST