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I'm trying to install and run Oracle on my standalone PC.
I've installed it, and created a database. I try to connect in DBAStudio using SYSTEM/manager or SYS/change_on_install but I'm having problems.
first, the listener keeps crashing. I get the message TNS:no listener. I restart the listener with ' lsnrctl start ' then a few minutes later an alert box pops up telling me :
TNSListener error
problem writing instruction (---------) to addresss (--------)
the memory could not be read.
Press OK to terminate the program.
Any idea why this is happening?
Even when the listener is running I can't connect. When I try I get the error TNS:packet writer failure.
according to this troubleshhoter guide, its a network error,
but I'm on a standalone PC.
http://www.cryer.co.uk/brian/oracle/ORA12571.htm
I've also changed the sqlnet.ora as suggested, no joy there.
Any ideas, Oracle experts?
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