Oracle9i RDBMS' HTTP Server vs. 9iAS
Date: Sun, 27 Jan 2002 13:54:14 -0800
Message-ID: <Otryp03pBHA.1732_at_cpimsnntpa03>
Can someone please clarify for me? I'm a bit confused. What exactly IS the
[Quoted] "Oracle HTTP Server/Mod PL/SQL Gateway" ... as opposed to Oracle9iAS?
I installed Oracle9i Database on XP Pro. One of the individual components
that I've installed was the "Oracle HTTP Server." This component includes
[Quoted] "Oracle Mod PL/SQL Gateway."
I get this from the "Oracle9i Database Installation Guide" (Part Number A90162-01), Appendix A, the "Oracle9i Database Components" section.
But what's the difference between this "Mod PL/SQL Gateway" and what
Oracle9iAS offers? I'm sure 9iAS offers many more features, but is this
[Quoted] "Mod PL/SQL Gateway" that comes with just the 9i DB the same as what's with
9iAS?
I'm thinking not because I can't seem to invoke any of my stored procedures via the web. Always get 503 - Service Temporarily Unavailable error. I look through MetaLink and see hints about running ssodatan.cmd and such. But I can't find that... and I believe that's because I'm not running 9iAS... just the 9i DB. Unless, I'm missing something else?
So if this "Mod PL/SQL Gateway" component of the 9i DB is not the same as 9iAS... what does it do?
TIA,
Verna
Received on Sun Jan 27 2002 - 22:54:14 CET