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BS wrote:
> I did reestablished the environment after autoconfig. Another thing I
> noticed that I can connect if I use connect dbuser_at_db and I can't if
> just do connect dbuser.
>
> Any thoughts.
>
> Thanks
Interesting.
I am also just today running into a similar issue, and working to understand it.
W2K PC, 10g client, connecting to a 10.2.0.1g db on W2K3. I have a TNSNAMES entry for the target db. On the client PC, I set ORACLE_SID=<SID>, set ORACLE_HOME.
Results:
What is similar between this and your situation is that there is a difference in behavior between when the SID is explicitly listed in the connect string and when it is not.
It is almost as if the ORACLE_SID variable is not having any effect.
I haven't found a solid explanation for this yet, but I'm sure there is one and I just need to dig it up. Meanwhile, keying the SID in with the connect string will work for this specific situation.
BD Received on Thu Nov 16 2006 - 12:13:34 CST
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