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Re: About Oracle

 
animez1
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About Oracle

Hi everybody
I need your help , i make report program using delphi7 and using Oracle Database.I can using my prog in My computer(server) but i can't use my program in another computer(client) what should i do?
should i install oracle Client in client workstation?
Should i start oracle lisener? how i start the oracle lisener?
i still new comer using a oracle database so please help me step by step ^^
Thanks for your help

 

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Yogeeraj_1
Honored Contributor

Re: About Oracle

hi,

At the database level, you will need the database to be up and the listener to be running.

Whereas at the client side, you should install the oracle client and use the appropriate connector to connect to the database.

As for the startup of the listener, it will depend on the server where it is running. Is is HP-UX or windows?

on a unix environment, you would run (as the oracle user)

lsnrctl start

on a windows environment, go to services and start it!

if you need any further help, do let us know.

kind regards
yogeeraj
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animez1
New Member

Re: About Oracle

Im using Windows , hmm can't u please help me step by step , i'm really newbie hehe
hmm where should we write lstnctrl command?
i already installed the client oracle in client workstation .
So Then what should i do next?
Thanks
Yogeeraj_1
Honored Contributor

Re: About Oracle


go to:

START -> Programs -> Administrative Tools -> Services

then,

Locate Oracle...Listener service

e.g. OracleOraDb10g_home1TNSListener

then Right-click start

else, you can also go to the command line and type lsnrctl start


hope this helps!

kind regards
yogeeraj
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