Re: Sql-net over the telephone line?

I'm not sure what your details are, but with dial-up -- dial-in --capabilities between a windows client and a windows server, say win95 to winnt3.51, logging into the server requires creating an alias in the tnsnames.ora file on the client, dialing in, and connecting with user/pwd and alias as service or host or db or whatever else the application might be calling the alias. The only trick is if you are connecting between a 16-bit app and a 32-bit server, then the client were the app lies must have the 16-bit sqlnet installed and the easiest way to install it is to install a orawin -- windows not win95 or winnt -- client. You can have the other installed without a problem.
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Alessandro Pinto <alexpinto_at_offnet.it> wrote in article <33E0CBBF.3D6A_at_offnet.it>...
> Does anyone know if is it possible to use sql-net on a normal telephone
> line? (that is to use it via an ayncronuos modem?)
> thanks to any answer
> Alessandro Pinto (alexpinto_at_offnet.it)
>
Received on Sat Aug 02 1997 - 00:00:00 CDT