Henry wrote:
> Not sure if this is your case but you can do it with probrams like radmin or
> pcAnywhere (those which controls directly a desktop on the server).
> There are some problems though using a Terminal Server (where it creates a
> kind of virtual sessions so more people can do something independently on
> each other). There some problems when you try to deal with windows services
> (create,start, etc) from such a sessions and creatinf a database is also a
> creating a new windows service.
>
> But you would still need administrative privileges to create database
> service no matter if you are remote or on console.
>
> Henry
>
>
> "Tom L" <toml12_at_hotmail.com> wrote in message
> news:53f6ec52.0306041020.6c80db2c_at_posting.google.com...
>
>>Is it possible to telnet to a Win 2000 server to create a database?
>>The server is at a remote location and I need to create another instance.
>>
>>When I run the oradim command I get the following error:
>>oradim -NEW -SID TEST1
>>DIM-00019: Create Service Error.
>>
>>I cannot determine if I do not have the correct security to create the
>>database or if you must be at the console.
>
>
>
terminal server won't work, not sure about telnet though, I use VNC or
Compaqs insight manager to do any remote install stuff, VNC is usually
good but sometimes the colors and text come across weird if you use the
java applets. If you are using a command prompt though it should work
good as long as the user you are in as has the appropriate rights on the
machine.
Received on Wed Jun 04 2003 - 16:05:57 CDT
