In article <37d620d1.88598277_at_88.0.3.103>,
tzifa_at_yahoo.com (Hope) wrote:
>Hi All
>I'm trying to install an oracle 8.0 server for testing on an NT
>workstation. I installed the server, installed a Net8 server with
>TCP/IP adaptor and started the OracleTNS service (actually it was
>already started)
>
>I defined the server with easy config on my client , and the testing
>said everything is OK
>When I try to connect with SQL plus I get the following message
>any ideas?
Sounds like a bad TNSNAMES.ORA file to me. Or, it
could be resolution of the host name for the
service name in the TNSNAMES.ORA if you didn't
hard code an IP address. If you're using a DNS
look for a HOSTS file in the windows directory, it
will override your DNS if it is there.
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Received on Fri Sep 10 1999 - 01:21:22 CDT
