M martchou Member Dec 8, 2006 #1 Hello, is it possible to use Easy Connect Naming Method with PLCSLDeveloper? Code: CONNECT username/password@[//]host[:port][/service_name] When yes - how to enter service_name into the "Oracle Logon" Popup-Window? Thank you. Valeri
Hello, is it possible to use Easy Connect Naming Method with PLCSLDeveloper? Code: CONNECT username/password@[//]host[:port][/service_name] When yes - how to enter service_name into the "Oracle Logon" Popup-Window? Thank you. Valeri
C CTzen Member³ Dec 8, 2006 #1 Valeri, yes, it works with Oracle Client 10g. In Database field you'll need to enter //server_host/service_name
Valeri, yes, it works with Oracle Client 10g. In Database field you'll need to enter //server_host/service_name
M martchou Member Dec 8, 2006 #1 Originally posted by CTzen: Valeri, yes, it works with Oracle Client 10g. In Database field you'll need to enter //server_ip/service_name Click to expand... Hm, work it only with full Oracle Client Installation?... I'm use Oracle InstantClient 10.2.0.2, and when trying to connect: ORA-12154: TNSer Servicename konnte nicht aufgel
Originally posted by CTzen: Valeri, yes, it works with Oracle Client 10g. In Database field you'll need to enter //server_ip/service_name Click to expand... Hm, work it only with full Oracle Client Installation?... I'm use Oracle InstantClient 10.2.0.2, and when trying to connect: ORA-12154: TNSer Servicename konnte nicht aufgel
C CTzen Member³ Dec 8, 2006 #1 It should work with instant client too. Just check service name, connect to db and run query select * from global_name; then try returned value as 'service_name'.
It should work with instant client too. Just check service name, connect to db and run query select * from global_name; then try returned value as 'service_name'.
M martchou Member Dec 8, 2006 #1 Originally posted by CTzen: It should work with instant client too. Just check service name, connect to db and run query select * from global_name; then try returned value as 'service_name'. Click to expand... Thank you - it work after i set the path to the oci.dll in the settings (path to the 10.2-library was not detected properly from PLSQL-Dev). Valeri
Originally posted by CTzen: It should work with instant client too. Just check service name, connect to db and run query select * from global_name; then try returned value as 'service_name'. Click to expand... Thank you - it work after i set the path to the oci.dll in the settings (path to the 10.2-library was not detected properly from PLSQL-Dev). Valeri