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Hello, This sounds like a library missing. You should check the required packages for this platform and make sure the versions are correct. Hth, Seagull

Hello Jason, You should determine which user account is used by your application (monitor v$session and v$sqlarea). Then you can search the privileges used in the dba_privs, dba_sys_privs or something like that to see which privileges are used by that specific user. You might also check the...

Hi! I guess you should first verify that the db link works and that you can successfully connect to the remote db. Then grant select rights on the v$instance or v$database views to the user the db link connection is made for, and select these views. HTH Seagull69

Hello, Maybe it's a good idea to investigate the network side of the process of node discovering. Can you connect to the server(s) in question using Net*8 ? (with an entry on the local tnsnames.ora file) ? Connections from different computers may take different routes. A good idea is to...

Hello, I suggest you monitor the database from outside Oracle... With a perl script for example, or an open tool system like Karma. HTH Seagull69

Another tip if the data volume is not high: generate a script with insert's from sql-server and then execute it in sql*plus (oracle side). Don't forget to set autocommit 100 (or so) to go smoothly. HTH seagull69

Another tip: check the variable list with mysqladmin and the location of the my.cnf file. HTH seagull69