Re: Accessing two oracle names server.
From: Thomas Vanya <twvanya_at_eastman.com>
Date: 1998/05/13
Message-ID: <01bd7eb5$5e699500$0cdb74a6_at_PC88555209.tex.emn.com>#1/1
Date: 1998/05/13
Message-ID: <01bd7eb5$5e699500$0cdb74a6_at_PC88555209.tex.emn.com>#1/1
The domain as listed in SQLNET.ORA parameter NAMES.DEFAULT_DOMAIN will be appended to the name of the network service specified as long as the specified name does not have a "." character. Otherwise, an attempt is made to resolve the name as specified with no changes. If the service is not defined as being in your default domain, you will have to fully qualify the service name.
-- Thomas W. Vanya Database Administrator Eastman Chemical Company Nancy Teh <Nancy.Teh_at_cc.monash.edu.au> wrote in article <3557F57E.19655257_at_cc.monash.edu.au>...Received on Wed May 13 1998 - 00:00:00 CEST
> Hi there,
>
> Have someone out there ever try to access 2 oracle names from their PC
> oracle client8.
>
> I manage to use only one oracle names server.
>
> There is an option in sqlnet.ora on the PC client that allow the user to
> specified their NAMES.PREFERRED_SERVER. I tried specifying two oracle
> names servers from two different servers, but manage only to connect to
> instances from the first names server.
>
> What are the things I should look for?
> Does the domain play any significant role?
>
> Thank in advance.
>
> Reards,
> Nancy Teh
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