| Create directory... [message #265171] |
Wed, 05 September 2007 10:37  |
sarans
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I would like to know the following (I havent tried and tested):-
1. I have created "create directory"
2. Granted permission...
Now, I want to access the directory on my local computer, the database server runs somewhere else....
All I want to know is:-
After the above steps 1 and 2, when i try to access a file within the above directory on my local computer will it work? or the directory and the file must exists only on the computer where the oracle server is running????
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| Re: Create directory... [message #265175 is a reply to message #265173] |
Wed, 05 September 2007 10:54  |
sarans
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DreamzZ
this is what I want, which I have mentioned on the original post
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Now, I want to access the directory on my local computer, the database server runs somewhere else....
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| Re: Create directory... [message #265176 is a reply to message #265174] |
Wed, 05 September 2007 10:57 |
sarans
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Michel
As usual got the answer from you.... Cheers...
So, effectively I cant access directory within my computer, and can access the directory within the oracle server...
Correct me if I am wrong....
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| Re: Create directory... [message #265177 is a reply to message #265176] |
Wed, 05 September 2007 11:08 |
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Michel Cadot
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Yes this is correct.
You have workaround to mount the remote file system on server one but in many cases it is not supported (like cross-platform mount, for example Samba) or even does not work.
Regards
Michel
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