How to create an "Oracle...TNSListener" service on Windows2000?

[SantaMufasa]

I installed Oracle EE 9.2.0.1 from Oracle CDs. I chose the &quot;software only&quot; option (no install-time database create). I've done the &quot;oradim -new ...&quot; to create and start the &quot;OracleService<SID>&quot; service, but how do I do the equivalent to set up the &quot;Oracle...TNSListener&quot; service?

 

[SantaMufasa]

Never mind...Answered my own question: Net Configuration Assistant. I knew that...But being up all night has sent my brain to another land.

 

[MAHMOUDKARAZOON]

i installed oracle9ias correctly, then i installed devloper 6i (at different homes) and when i start forms 6i and try to connect to the db the error display :: ORA-12203:tns:unable to connect to destination.
i copy the tnsnames.ora from oracle home to devloper home,and rename the sqlnet.ora to sqlnet.old in both homes, but didnt work

 

[Jhude]

I installed Oracle9i Release 2(9.2.0.1.0) on windows 2000 professional as my server and the client software over windows 98se coz we are just using the SQL*plus. The problem is we cannot connect on the server. The Server can be detected in the network(LAN)however the error says &quot;..Host name does not exist&quot;.

 

[zeelovesu]

In your client side Add the entry of Server in the TNSNAMES.ORA file.

You need the Host name, Port no and SID name of the server.
This will work.


Regards,

Zeeshan