Re: Oracle 10g on Linux

Jim Smith wrote:
> In message <1164480485.620667.301450_at_45g2000cws.googlegroups.com>,
> "printdude1968_at_gmail.com" <printdude1968_at_gmail.com> writes
> >Well thanks to all who gave me hints on how to get my tables loaded
> >from text (CSV) files. I was finally able to get them loaded using
> >sqlldr and control files (yippeeeee). Now I have another
> >pseudo-problem.
> >Is it possible to access the Oracle Enterprise Manager from a PC
> >connected over the network? My RHEL hosts the 10g installation and I
> >want to be able to access Oracle Enterprise Manager from my desktop PC
> >using a link like this
> >
> >http:/host_name_of_RHEL_boxt:1158/em/console/logon/logon
> >
> >Is the port something besides 1158?
> >
> Probably not.
>
> Is the em database control running?
>
> On the linux server, try
>
> export ORACLE_SID=whatever
> emctl status dbconsole
>
> That should say whether or not it is running. It should also say what
> port it is running on.
> If not, try "emctl start dbconsole".
>
> If it is, can you definitely access em from the linux server? (e.g.
> http://localhost:1558/em)
>
> --
> Jim Smith
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Everything is working now. I had a problem when I rebooted my machine...the Oracle 10g got messed up so I un-installed everything and reinstalled the whole thing. I was able to create my tables, use sqlldr to load them and update with merge (after setting a constraint).  I can get to my 10g from my desktop now and I can also get to it from SQL Developer on my Linux desktop and I just tried to use SQL Developer to access it from my Windows Desktop and it works once the correct port (1522) is entered.
Only thing left is to get the SQL Explorer component of Eclipse working...

Thanks for your help

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</reply) Received on Sun Nov 26 2006 - 07:25:28 CST