Re: Net manager for Oracle

Hi,

Which version of Oracle are you running? The reason I ask is that 7.x has a utility
that is installed when you load the client software on a PC. It is called something like SQL Net Easy and is accessed via one of the icons. Double click and you will see a splash screen that says the Oracle Installer is being loaded. When the utility comes up you will be able to add, delete, view, and modify the SQL*Net connections to your Oracle data base. The utility updates the TNSNAMES.ORA file in the ORAWIN (ORAWIN95)\NET\ADMIN directory.

Regards

Jerry

doshis_at_hotmail.com wrote:
>
> Anybody know about 'Net manager' for Oracle? It is not 'Net80 Assistant'.
> It is suppoed to be a tool which lets you generate listener.ora and
> tnsnames.ora from a GUI interface for the server. The files can then be ftped
> to different boxes including server from the client that generated it.
>
> This is supposed to be the only recommended way by Oracle.
>
> Appreciate your interest.
>
> thankx
> doshis_at_hotmail.com
>
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