patch Member³ Jul 3, 2019 #1 Hi, I know I can connect using this constuct: /@:/ Is there a similar way to connect using an LDAP connection?
Hi, I know I can connect using this constuct: /@:/ Is there a similar way to connect using an LDAP connection?
Marco Kalter Administrator Staff member Jul 3, 2019 #1 I'm not aware of such a naming method for the Oracle Client. Ideally you would specify your LDAP configuration in SQLNET.ORA and LDAP.ORA.
I'm not aware of such a naming method for the Oracle Client. Ideally you would specify your LDAP configuration in SQLNET.ORA and LDAP.ORA.
P Peter H. Member² Jul 12, 2019 #1 The naming method /@:/ Click to expand... that OP mentions is a regular naming method called "EZConnect", can be googled. And why not actually propagate the "database" list with the TNS aliases from LDAP (on some explicit button-click, like Oracle SQL Developer does it)? Last edited: Jul 12, 2019
The naming method /@:/ Click to expand... that OP mentions is a regular naming method called "EZConnect", can be googled. And why not actually propagate the "database" list with the TNS aliases from LDAP (on some explicit button-click, like Oracle SQL Developer does it)?
