Re: Summary of problems of Developer 6.0 & Oracle 8.0.4
Date: Tue, 31 Aug 1999 00:07:15 +0200
Message-ID: <7qeupb$b8j$1_at_orudios.magnet.at>
add 1)
A final releas of Developer 6.0 is available. I have been working with
Developer 6.0 for NT, for HPUX 11, and for AIX 4.2.
I had (have till now) some problems with the Developer for HPUX 11.0 because
after relinking everything which is not very easy because Oracle requests a
C-Compiler with ANSI-C Options I hav the problem that the Oracle*Terminal
untiltiy aborts with a core. (it seems that oraterm needs a shared library
called /opt/sna/libmgr.sh - I don't know why because i dont use SNA)
The other versions NT and AIX are ok so far.
add 2)
Choose a seperate ORACLE HOME directory for the developer 6.0
e.g. c:\oracle\products\6.0\...
Don't copy dll's around your machine
add 3)
you can use Developer 6.0 and Oracle 8.x on the same machine - but choose a
different ORACLE_HOME (see 2) - As I know with Oracle8i you are even forced
to choose a different ORACLE_HOME for Developer 6.0
add 4)
[Quoted] I have read the buglist of Patch 2 and as I saw the most bugs where soved
[Quoted] concerning the WEB Parts of Dev. Server.
If you have further questions contact me...
Cheers
-Walter-
<rnairbng_at_my-deja.com> wrote in message news:7qcq4k$rlo$1_at_nnrp1.deja.com...
> So much has been discussed regarding the problems faced upon installing
> Developer 6.0 with Oracle 8.0.4. Can some one finally tell me the
> answers to the following questions :-
>
> 1. Is Developer 6.0 still in another Beta stage or has the
> final production version been released solving the problems on
> installation.
>
> 2. Is there any work around to the problems being faced by various
> persons such as copying some dll files from the server CD etc.,
> after the installation of the Dev 6.0, or can we install Dev
> 6.0 first and then the Server ???
>
> 3. Oracle talks about the requirement of having a remote Server.
> Does this mean that Oracle themselves have decided that Dev 6
> and Oracle 8.0.4 cannot reside on the same machine and that Dev
> 6 cannot be used as a development platform on a stand alone
> machine as is normally done using Personal Oracle.
>
> 4. What are the two patches that Oracle have put up on the ftp
> site. Do these in any way solve the above problem and if so
> how ?
>
> 5. Is there really any solution to this problem at all, or should
> people stick to version 2.1 and forget 6.0 ????
>
>
> Bye
>
> R. Nair
>
>
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Received on Tue Aug 31 1999 - 00:07:15 CEST