I am a freshman to oracle,but I have ever used sql server.I realize that there is a graphical console called oem,we can use it from web browser.
the oracle is installed in CentOS 6.3,it is oracle 11g r2.
the os in my computer is win7.
I can access oem in the server machine locally,but I can not access it from my computer using ip address.So what configurations should I do?
my error page like this:
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I am working on OpenSuse and need to work with sybase on Windows.
I am intreseted is it possible to shared connection to sybase db installed on Windows in Virtualbox. I mean can other lan users connect to this sybase db?
Anyone who can reach the IP address on which the Sybase server is running, can connect to it. It's that simple.
how to check oracle database has installed which operating system?.Currently I'm working in remote server, I don't know my oracle server running in windows os or linux os. How can I identify, If any query is there?. If yes, Please share to me.
You can use the PORT_STRING function:
This function returns a string that identifies the operating system and the TWO TASK PROTOCOL version of the database. For example, "VAX/VMX-7.1.0.0"
select dbms_utility.port_string from dual;
while creating DNS for my oracle 10g XE. when i click add button in user dns i did not find any option(there is only one option sqlserver)can some one please help for this.(am using windows 7 64-bit)
I suspect you have installed 32-bit Oracle drivers. If this is the case, you need to use the 32-bit version of the ODBC Data Source Administrator. This software is hidden under the SysWow64 folder, eg.
%SystemRoot%\SysWow64\odbcad32.exe
On a 64-bit Windows 7 machine, the Data Sources (ODBC) application points to the 64-bit version (%SystemRoot%\System32\odbcad32.exe).
I am new in this world, and I have been learning oracle database.
I have installed the Oracle Developer Days vm on mac os x,
and it works well.
but I want to work with database in vm locally on mac(not in vm).
How can I do that?
Thanks.
Barry McGillin has an excellent writeup on how to do just that.
If you succeed in vm installation then you can connect internal vm from host mac. So run the sql developer or any other oracle client in mac host machine and connect the oracle database by providing db-host-ip as vm ip address.
Following link help you to understand how to connect oracle database in vm from host PC.
http://praitheesh.blogspot.com.au/2013/10/oracle-developer-day-vm-how-to-use-pre.html
I got win7 home basic and on my VMware i got linux red hat 5.4. I created oracle database on that linux.
I'm asking that : can i connect the that oracle database with VS2010 from my win7 side ?
Is that possible ??
Oracle inside virtualized machine can accept connections. Make sure that networking setting on vm is allowed and that Linux firewall accepts requests for Oracle database (ports are open). I assume that you started database and listener and that you set and use correctly Oracle client side (ODBC,OCI,...)