tried through secure crt & exceed, for some reason the screens are
taking 30min to load..
only thing I can think (which we don't have access to); datacenter
limiting BW..
-s
DA Morgan wrote:
> Steve Timko wrote:
>
>
>>I myself have always used dbassist to create the database inhouse for
>>dev work.
>>
>>I am now running into a problem where I have no way to pop up a GUI due
>>to the server is in a datacenter. On your note, the client is
>>requesting 8.1.7 due to project restrictions.
>>
>>I'm not a full blown DBA but can you run 9 and put it into some sort of
>> 8.1.7 mode, so that the project environment wouldn't be effected.
>>
>>Anyhow, my first problem is creating the db. I think this message might
>>help and also ran into some helpful scripts from a few websites.
>>
>>one being
>>
>>http://home.clara.net/dwotton/
>>thanks dave..
>>
>>Any comments welcome..
>>
>>-steve
>>
>>DA Morgan wrote:
>>
>>>Siva wrote:
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>>Hi,
>>>>I am in the process of exploring Oracle on UNIX and I would like to
>>>>know if anyone has a working script that will create an Oracle
>>>>8.1.6/8.1.7 instance on a UNIX Solaris machine?
>>>>Thanks,
>>>>Siva
>>>
>>>
>>>Howard's given you a good shot at this one but I find more ambiguity in
>>>your posting than information.
>>>
>>>Do you have the CDs? Why 8.1.6? It is desupported and will be followed
>>>at the end of this year by 8.1.7 too. Why not 9.2? Not to mention that
>>>8.1.6 was not one of Oracle's proudest achievements.
>>>
>>>But seriously I would need ot know more about what you have in hardware,
>>>operating system, etc. to comment other than to say that in order to
>>>avoid having someone help you through the ORA-03113 error message and
>>>other problems you should look on the CD and read the installation
>>>readme file completely before beginning any installation. Those that
>>>don't do so and/or don't follow the directions explicitly are doomed to
>>>come back here, ask more questions, and be told to RTFM.
>>>
>>>Daniel Morgan
>>>
>>
>
> Why can't you EXPORT the display?
>
> Daniel Morgan
>
Received on Wed Jan 15 2003 - 10:37:28 CST
