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Jared
On Thursday 13 February 2003 06:36, Morrison Davis wrote:
> This is probably more of an oracle problem than DBI problem but I'm
> getting desperate. I can connect
> from
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> -Oorspronkelijk bericht-
> Van: Morrison Davis [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Verzonden: donderdag 13 februari 2003 16:41
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> Onderwerp: Re: Oracle connection problems
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> That all
That all works with the exception of sqlplus and I've put the IP address
in the tnsnames.ora file as the host
to try and avoid any DNS names issues, that was the first thing I
tried. I am the DBA for this data base but only due to recent cutbacks
not because of my knowledge of oracle.
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Probably name-resolving problem, try to do a "nslookup HOSTNAME_HERE" and
see if that returns the correct ip for the machine you want to connect to.
If that works, try a 'tnsping' to the database, followed by a sqlplus
session to it. If all those work, then it MIGHT be a DBD problem :)
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