Hello
Jared
I did not know that the client could
call the "default" name server... from sqlnet.ora... pretty
cool.
However, there now seems to be some bugs
(no..)....
It
seems the namesctl ignores the arg to use a user defined path eg a file
does *not* gets created in C:\temp
BUT.... an *empty* tnsnames files does get
created in the %oracle_home%\network\admin
PROVIDING there is *not* an existing tnsnames there, if
there is, namesctl simply creates a copy of the *existing* tnsnames with a .sav
extension
!
Ive
tested this on my machine running 8.1.7.4 all our client/user pcs here are 8.17
0r 8.16
Im
running w2k pro on all our client machines
maybe
I discoverd a bug in Oracle! <g>
thanks!
bob
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examples
namesctl dump_tnsnames c:\temp\tnsnames.txt
creates the above scenario
the
output
C:\>namesctl dump_tnsnames
c:\temp\tnsnames.txt
Oracle
Names Control for 32-bit Windows: Version 8.1.7.0.0 - Production on 27-AUG-2003
11:31:39
(c)
Copyright 1997 Oracle Corporation. All rights
reserved.
Currently managing name server "NS_CPSDB2"
Version banner is "Oracle Names for 32-bit Windows: Version 9.2.0.1.0 - Production"
Version banner is "Oracle Names for 32-bit Windows: Version 9.2.0.1.0 - Production"
No need to do it quite the way you are attempting.
c:> namesctl dump_tnsnames c:\temp\tnsnames.txt
worked fine for me. The default server is ns_ns1
Had I wanted to do this from another server, say ns2, I would
have gone directly into namesctl, then issued the command
'set server ns_ns2'
Jared
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No doubt im in the wrong ball field here but this is what I have
Windows 2k
Server1 Ns1 on 8.1.7.4
Server2 Ns2 on 9.2.0.1.0
[server1]
C:\> start \\server1\bin\namesctl dump_tnsnames C:\mytnsnames.txt
It creates an empty file on my (remote) machine
From the server C:\> namesctl dump_tnsnames C:\mytnsnames.txt it creats
an empty C:\mytnsnames.txt
[server2]
C:\> start \\server2\bin\namesctl dump_tnsnames C:\mytnsnames.txt
And it creates an empty file on my (remote) machine
From the server itself it creats a full C:\mytnsnames.txt file with all
the connect discriptors
How is this supposed to be called?
Thanks!
> Bob,
>
> I understand what you are saying (and your pain). My
> suggestion would be to use the 'namesctl dump_tnsnames'
> command to dump out the current Onames repository to the PC's
> $TNS_ADMIN dir via a login script or SMS. You might want o
> rename the current TNSNAMES.ORA file just prior to that as
> dump_tnsnames adds to the end of the current one and doesn't
> handle changes very well.
>
> Hth,
> John Kanagaraj
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> Hello All
>
> Im back from the trenches to post a quick request for
> help....<g>
>
> Ive setup onames on 2 servers and standard applications, (our app and
> sqlplus) connect just fine, a problem situation manifests itself when:
>
> 1 users need to connect (add a database) to dba studio. They
> get a error to the effect "cant resolve host name" And the
> other 2. Users connect to remote databases (via vpn) that are
> in our onames but many of these vpn connections once made do
> not allow access to
> *our* network resources.
>
> So basically almost all of oour users have one or more of
> these secenarios which means they will need to maintain a
> tnsnames file as well.
>
> I'm managing about 70+ connect discriptors.... And I was
> hoping onames could be a centralised answer
>
> Is this common? Or is there a workaround?
>
> Thanks!
> bob
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