Designer/2000 needs SQL*Net not Net8 ??

From: Mark Brayshaw <markb_at_global.net.au>
Date: Wed, 24 Nov 1999 06:34:05 GMT
Message-ID: <943425242.621678_at_pluto.global.net.au>



[Quoted] Greetings Gentlebeings,
                                   I have an interesting problem trying to
configure Designer 2000 2.1.1 on an NT4.0 (SP4) client.

I have Oracle 8.0.4 running on a Sun Solaris machine and 8.1.5 running on an NT 4 server. I have the client software
[Quoted] for 8.0.4 on my client and can use SQL Plus (3.3 and 8.0) to connect to either server. I am also able to use OEM to administer either database from my client.   I have been asked to install Designer 2000 2.1.1 to install on a client, which I've done, and have performed all the preconfiguration steps on the 8.1.5 database and am at the point of running the Repository Administration Utility
[Quoted] from the client to set up the repository. Unfortunately, it seems that Designer 2000 uses SQL*Net not Net8 to communicate and I do not have I cannot configure SQL*Net because I get an error message indicating that there are no protocol [Quoted] adapters installled. I know that the TCP/IP adapter IS installed because I use it for SQLPlus and OEM, so it seems that SQL*Net is not recognising the protocol
[Quoted] adapters that work with Net8.

Should I forget about Designer 2000 2.1.1, as it seems thath it may be too back level for my environment? If so,
which version should I go for? Is it possible to have both SQL*Net and Net8 resident on my client? If so, where
[Quoted] can I get a copy of the older SQL*Net and tha adapters?

Any advice would be gratefully accepted

Regards
Mark Brayshaw
Consultant,
Interim Technology
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