I have PL/SQL Developer 5.0.3.518 on an XP Pro SP2 box. It was previously working with Oracle 8.1, but stopped once I installed Oracle 9.2.
Whenever I log in to my database I get OCI.dll missing errors.
If I go to Tools-Preferences-Options, the "Oracle Home" and "OCI Library" drop-down lists are empty even though I can see multiple homes in the registry.
How does PL/SQL Developer determine the available homes to populate the drop down lists?
If I type my new Oracle 9 home and location to the v9 OCI.dll, I can log in successfully. However the Help-About still says "OCI: Version 8.1" even though I am using the v9 client.
I suspect the "Autodetect" functionality is not working as expected... It ignores the default Oracle home specified in the registry, skips over (alphabetically anyway) the Oracle 9 homes I have installed and chooses the first Oracle 8 home it finds!
How does PL/SQL Developer autodetect the correct Oracle Home and path to the OCI.dll?
Many thanks,
Dam
Whenever I log in to my database I get OCI.dll missing errors.
If I go to Tools-Preferences-Options, the "Oracle Home" and "OCI Library" drop-down lists are empty even though I can see multiple homes in the registry.
How does PL/SQL Developer determine the available homes to populate the drop down lists?
If I type my new Oracle 9 home and location to the v9 OCI.dll, I can log in successfully. However the Help-About still says "OCI: Version 8.1" even though I am using the v9 client.
I suspect the "Autodetect" functionality is not working as expected... It ignores the default Oracle home specified in the registry, skips over (alphabetically anyway) the Oracle 9 homes I have installed and chooses the first Oracle 8 home it finds!
How does PL/SQL Developer autodetect the correct Oracle Home and path to the OCI.dll?
Many thanks,
Dam