Re: no domain, no iSQL*Plus?????

Terry,

You don't give me much information to go on. Have you started the Oracle HTTP Server? Can you get to the HTTP Server's default page? Make sure you're using the correct port as specified in the httpd.conf file to access the HTTP Server.

If/when you can load the HTTP Server's default page, then add "/isqlplus" to the URL and you should see iSQL*Plus.

Alison

"Terry" <R201r19_at_hotmail.com> wrote in message news:<alqa2b$jbm_at_netnews.hinet.net>...
> I have tried http://localhost/isqlplus but failed.............
> if I don't have domain and my computer is belong to "workgroup" now, what
> should I type in the browser to test whether my Oracle9i has successfully
> installed or not?
>
> "Alison Holloway" <ali_bongo_at_yahoo.com>
> ???????:e32c1d1b.0209111644.7d4b8132_at_posting.google.com...
> > drexelterry_at_aol.com (Terry) wrote in message
 news:<3a5f0251.0209111022.73b3a705_at_posting.google.com>...
> > > After complete installing 9i, I couldn't wait to try the new
> > > feature--iSQL*Plus,
> > > however, I found out that I couldn't launch the HTTP server. Syntax
> > > Error in Line 92,failed to create FastCGI application......
> > > So, I need to register a domain name in order to access to the new
> > > iSQL*Plus?? Or I did something wrong during the installation
> > > procedure? But I didn't get any error during installation and I can
> > > access to the database by using SQL*Plus.
> >
> > It may be that the Oracle HTTP Server (iSQL*Plus runs on this) is
> > already started, perhaps as a Windows service? If you want to restart
> > the Oracle HTTP Server, shut down any services or processes already
> > running for it, then try restarting it again.
> >
> > The HTTP Server is installed and set up to start as a Windows service
> > by default. You don't need to start the HTTP Server from the Windows
> > Start menu.
> >
> > I'm assuming you're using Windows ...
> >
> > Alison
Received on Thu Sep 12 2002 - 21:13:40 CDT