Though I can 't recall seeing that stated anywhere, that is
in fact the way it works.
If anyone knows of a way to connect as sysdba to a database
on *without* listener, I would like to hear about it too.
Jared
On Sun, 2004-09-19 at 21:08, Sinardy Xing wrote:
> Hi guys,
> Is that true that you cannot connect to Oracle 9.2.0 on Intel + XP machine "WITHOUT A LISTENER? "
>
>
> I got this from metalink
>
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> Problem: You could get an ORA-09352 (See ORA-09352.ora-code.com) on version 7.x of the database, an ORA-12203 (See ORA-12203.ora-code.com) on version 8.0.x of the database, or an ORA-12560 (See ORA-12560.ora-code.com) on version 8.1.x of the database.
>
> Solution: This is because the bequeath connection is not supported on NT terminal server. Note 66397.1 (INTEL: Windows NT Terminal Server Support) shows the certification.
>
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> Can you please tell me how to startup Oracle 9.2.0 wihtout using listener? (on Win XP).
>
> This is my attempt
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> run... cmd
>
> C:\ > set ORACLE_SID=mytest (I also try set the variable on the System Property, Advanced Tab, User variables)
>
> C:\ > sqlplus /nolog
>
> SQL > connect system as sysdba
> password:.... manager
>
> ORA-12560 (See ORA-12560.ora-code.com): TNS: erro....
>
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>
> Thanks in advance
>
>
> regards,
>
> Sinardy
>
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