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I would like to see yout sqlnet.ora and tnsnames.ora files. You may want to look at the sqlnet.ora to see if there is a default domain name. Also, do you get the same error message or a different one, and if so i would like to its description. Also, you need to configure your listener to listen...

Looks like your sqlnet was not configured for your new database. Look at the tnsnames.ora file in your $ORACLE_HOME/network/admin directory, you should see an entry for your new database. If you don't, you can add it with sqlnet easy config or edit the file manually. Also make sure your...

Does anyone know if there is an entry in the win95 registry to allow the P.C. to wait for 30 seconds before issuing a time-out when trying to do an NFS mount on a server that is too slow to answer ?

Tar or cpio do the job. I use tar. If you can afford it, you can buy Legato Networker or Veritas solution, they are expensive but they offer an online backup agent for informix (or other rdbms). If you cant afford these solutions, you may want to look at CTAR, which is a lot cheaper but does...

if your ptinters are also HP, I suggest you use jetadmin (or webjetadmin) utility to set banner to false. Jetadmin is free and you can download it from HP site.

If I understand your question, you need some kind of graphical interface to be able to install or user Oracle. Starting with version 8.x.x , Oracle does not support character interface for installation. You should use CDE, which is standard and available on all unix platforms. To start the...

reply to BUDDY: The user INTERNAL is created at installation of the rdbms. You are right, Oracle does support INTERNAL with ORACLE 8.1.7 and above. If you want to create a password for INTERNAL, you have to create a specific password file. here is how : To create a password file log in as the...

On most Unix machine, you add a script in /etc/rc2.d directory with a name that start with "S". The system automatically executes every scripts that start with S. To answer your second question, the database does not have to be up to start the listener.

You can alos try this method : ftp -i -n -v destination_name < /exploit/input_file and your input file would loook like this : user username password put filename quit The flags specified work for Sun Solaris, cant garantee other os Hope this helps

You can download TOP for Sun solaris on the sunnfreeware.com site. It is formatted as a sun package and very easy to install. To reply to the toher replies, top never came with sun solaris.

Did you create a mount point for the cdrom ? Do you have an entry in /etc/vfstab for the cdrom ? What error message are you getting when you try to mount the cdrom manually ?

Thanks, it helped. You can also look at the contents of v$version, according to Oracle, if you have the 64 bits version, it will show.

Is there any way to find out if the RDBMS was installed with the 64 bits option? O.S. is in 64 bits but I cant remember if I specified 64 bits for RDBMS during install.

You can install the GNU make available at sunfreeware.com. You do not have to compile it. Is is formatted as a sun package so you install it with pkgadd.

You may also find that most DBA do not use a password file for the user INTERNAL. This user is equivalent to SYS. What you do is connect with the user INTERNAL and then you can change any users passwd.

You must drop and recreate the constraint.

You can try Firewall 1 by Checkpoint. It is one of the leaders in firewall and security solutions. It is expensive but efficient. Not easy to use and configure. It is supportted on most Unix Os. For more info go to http://www.checkpoint.com/products/firewall-1/osm_ose.html

Modify /etc/profile if you need that variable for all users else modify $HOME/.profile if you only need the change for one user. that is for sh or ksh for csh, you can either modify login or $home/.login+ or cshrc or $HOME/.cshrc+ the syntax for sh is : LD_LIBRARY_PATH=$PATH:path to add:. export...

The day to day sysadmin tasks are more or less the same : Check your mail Check free space Check system logs etc The administration tools (User admin, printers, etc) are different but do the job on both The major difference in administering Sun Solaris vs SCO Unix is that you can find a lot...

I know I need some kindof new drivers since the installation bombs with the error Reading from Install Source: 10 KB/ramFS/extractProd/extractAll terminated by signal 8 Press <Enter> to continue I found some help on the signal 8 error on the sco site, and the...