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Here is problem number 2. Most of the tools that I try to use somplain
that they cannot open or find the shared object files that they need.
The files are located in the /lib directory under $ORACLE_HOME and are
owned by user oracle and have the proper permissions set. I can't
figure out what is going wrong here. SQL*PLUS complains that it cannot
access libclntsh.so.8.0 but it is definitely there and appears fine.
Several other functions that I try to use complain of the this or
other shared object files not being present or accesable. How does a
program know where to locate the shared object? Is it registered like
a .dll in Win or does it need to be accessable through an environment
variable? I am having a lot of problems getting things configured. I
have read that this release is very buggy so I am wondering if anyone
can confirm getting a fairly workable server up and running. I am
eventually going to connect from a Win box in my ethernet network but
right now I am having trouble connecting. The Win box complains that
it can't find a listener but I have one set up on my Linux box. How
can I confirm that it is running? So many problems so little me.
Thanks for any help.
On Sun, 28 Nov 1999 17:07:29 +0900, "Lee Kyoung Rok" <tunnel_at_hananet.net> wrote:
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>> I need some very basic help on how to create tablespaces, tables,
>> stored procedures etc... in Oracle 8i on Linux. I can't find any
>> tutorials and I am new to Oracle. What programs do I use to create
>> objects? TIA.
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>How about use "SQL*PLUS"?
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Received on Sun Nov 28 1999 - 17:24:44 CST