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Oracle 8i Personal Edition problem [message #192484]

Tue, 12 September 2006 10:02

ab_trivedi
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Registered: August 2006
Location: Pune, India

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Hi,

I installed Oracle 8i Personal Edition in Windows 98. My question is that how should I come to know that Oracle is started or shut down.

I mean when it is installed in Windows XP I go to Control panel -> Services -> checks the status of Oracle Listener and Server manager.

So how to check in windows 98.

Bye
Ashutosh

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Re: Oracle 8i Personal Edition problem [message #192535 is a reply to message #192484]

Tue, 12 September 2006 15:30

Littlefoot
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You could try to connect to the database using SQL*Plus. If there's a success, your database is up.

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Re: Oracle 8i Personal Edition problem [message #192808 is a reply to message #192535]

Wed, 13 September 2006 12:59

ab_trivedi
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Hi Littlefoot,

I think u did not got what i want to ask? I mean as in XP u can check if the Oracle is mounted or not so how to check the same in Windows 9x.

Bye
Ashu

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Re: Oracle 8i Personal Edition problem [message #192827 is a reply to message #192808]

Wed, 13 September 2006 16:36

Littlefoot
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Yes, I know you'd like to know something like that. But, both Windows 98 and Oracle 8i are quite ancient (am I wrong if I say that both operating system and database are not longer supported by Microsoft and Oracle? I know for Oracle 8i, but Windows 98 ... or is it Windows 95?).

I really wouldn't know how to check whether the database is up or not; perhaps there is something like Enterprise Manager - check the documentation (I believe it can still be found on the Oracle Technology Network. However, having OEM or not, SQL*Plus will show you the state of your database. I'm sorry if it doesn't satisfy your needs, but I don't know anything better.

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Re: Oracle 8i Personal Edition problem [message #193321 is a reply to message #192827]

Fri, 15 September 2006 12:43

ab_trivedi
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Hi little,

Thanks for the help I am really obilige for it. I have a virus in my PC w32.Brontok.com and that virus only hits the D2k.

Please suggest which anti-virus will help?

I have cleared paper 1x0-007 of Oracle with 90% marks.So what are my oppurtunities.

Regards,
Ashutosh Trivedi

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Re: Oracle 8i Personal Edition problem [message #193341 is a reply to message #193321]

Fri, 15 September 2006 15:22

Littlefoot
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I guess that tool (anti-virus?) which noticed you about presence of that virus should be able to disinfect your computer. I believe any of them should be fine (Sophos, Norton, AVG, ...) - there are plenty of them; perhaps to choose one of free of them first.

I didn't quite understand what does your last sentence have to do with either virus or database status. What opportunities are you talking about?

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