Re: Does Personal Oracle 8 work as a server?

Yeah man, all versions of PO accept external connections.

Naturally like all other boxes, u gotta start the listener here too and use TCP/IP as your connect protocol.

Under windows, u can use the machine name too in place of the IP address.

Rgds,
Chetan

Micha Huybrechts wrote in message <7s7dmp$4621b$1_at_reader2.wxs.nl>...
>I'm sorry having to write this, but it works! Also in PO8. We've succesully
>made multiple connections from other Win95 and NTWS machines to our freshly
>installed PO8 database. After starting the listener by hand with the
>listenercontrol app it worked just fine...
>
>Hope this helps,
>
>Terry Dykstra wrote in message <37e647eb_at_news.cadvision.com>...
>>I never tried it with 8, but with 7 you can definitely do it.
>>
>>--
>>Terry Dykstra
>>Canadian Forest Oil Ltd.
>>
>>Micha Huybrechts wrote in message <7s5fgd$4d8of$1_at_reader3.wxs.nl>...
>>>No. Personal Oracle has a built-in security wich refuses to comunicate
>over
>>>a network.
>>>We even had a problem after de-installing PO8 and then installing Oracle8
>>>client: it just wouldn't connect to our Oracle 8.0.5 server.
>>>After installing Win95 from scratch, it worked just fine.
>>>
>>>Hope this helps,
>>>
>>>Micha Huybrechts
>>>
>>>francesco wrote in message <37E62831.3C08FE77_at_eco.unipv.it>...
>>>>Does Personal Oracle 8 work as a small server?
>>>>I mean: if I had a Lan with Personal Oracle 8 running on a Win95 PC, can
>>>>I access its data from my own PC?
>>>>If yes, by which utility (by SQL*Plus utility or by P.O. Navigator)?
>>>>
>>>>Thanks
>>>>Francesco Zavatarelli
>>>>
>>>>
>>>
>>>
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Received on Tue Sep 21 1999 - 04:50:49 CDT