Re: Help: How to create a Oracle DB on standalone NT accessible by other window user and create a new database

What you need to do is to go to the Oracle web site and register yourself as an Oracle developer. Then you can access the Oracle documentation which answers all these questions. Essentially you want to put Oracle Server on your machine, Oracle client on your friend's machine and to set up tnsnames.ora and listener.ora on both machines.

Van

Ah So <tinyanhk_at_netvigator.com> wrote in message news:81ma0f$5ke5_at_imsp212.netvigator.com...
> l have installed a oracle server 7.3.4 on my standalone NT server
> which have joined the workgroup of the LAN. Therefore, other NT
workstation
> or window 95 user connecting to LAN can still access my standalone NT
server
>
> One of my buddy have also installed oracle server 7.3.4 on his NT
> workstation
> We are going to develope a DB application and my more powerful PC is
chosen
> as the centralized server. How can l config my PC and his PC so that
> his client application can access my DB through 1) ODBC and 2)SQLPlus*
?????
>
> If possible, please detail the steps because l am quite new to Oracle
> administrative functions. (In the past, l just took part in coding)
>
> In addition, How can l create a new DB (myself as admin) and create a new
> user Account so that my buddy can use that account to connect to the
server
> on my PC
> Somebody have mentioned using "oradim73". But because l am new to oracle
> administrative
> function. Please provide me with more detailed steps.
>
> Would you please also recommend some great & informative
> Oracle website for oracle administrative functions
>
> If convenient, besides sending your reply to newsgroup. Please also send a
> copy to
> cwso7_at_netscape.net
>
> Thanks you a lot in advance
>
> regards
> Ah So
>
>
>
>
Received on Fri Nov 26 1999 - 14:05:12 CST