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If this is Net8 and Oracle 8 on NT you can use 'shared scokets so
thyat the port you use to connect is the port you keep for your
session (eg 1521). Have a look ta the Net8 docs relating to shared
sockets.
Or
YOu could use connection manager.
On Fri, 23 Apr 1999 13:29:38 -0400, "Nandan Kalle" <nkalle_at_questfs.com> wrote:
>>If it's a TCP connection, you can specify the port in your tnsnames.ora
>>file.
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>>Van>>
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>TNSNAMES.ORA only configures the client side, correct? My understanding is
>that TNSNAMES tells the client which port to use to initiate the connection.
>However once the server process is spawned, I think Listener creates a
>second connection, usually on a different port.
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>Shouldn't the configuration file be on the server side?
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Received on Fri Apr 23 1999 - 16:35:56 CDT
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