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For help! A 64 - bit Windows 7, install PLSQL error!

Time:10-02

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You can see my name is former installation, but the oracle login interface

CodePudding user response:

Installation method is according to the website tutorial Ann, the results are wrong
http://blog.csdn.net/u010004460/article/details/52077367
Ask god to help ah I want to use PLSQL operation

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The instance name is the former

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See tnsnames. Ora file is how configuration

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Try TNSPING

Then look up SQLPLUS can log in

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reference 4 floor jdsnhan response:
tnsnames. See how ora file configuration


Directly from the oracle files inside dbhome_1 tnsnames. Ora copied

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reference 5 floor sych888 reply:
TNSPING try

Then see if up SQLPLUS can log in

I used the DOS interface input up sqlplus and then enter the user name Scott, password tiger, and then can go

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reference zhuh1 reply: 3/f
instance name is former


Boon boon, PLSQL login box "database" option should be displayed on the former

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refer to 7th floor java_shuaihua response:
Quote: refer to fifth floor sych888 response:

Try TNSPING

Then see if up SQLPLUS can log in

I used the DOS interface input up sqlplus and then enter the user name Scott, password tiger, then can enter

Using DOS landed, plus service name
In addition, your PLDEV is a 32 bit? A 64 - bit?

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references 9 f sych888 response:
Quote: refer to 7th floor java_shuaihua response:

Quote: refer to the fifth floor sych888 reply:

Try TNSPING

Then see if up SQLPLUS can log in

I used the DOS interface input up sqlplus and then enter the user name Scott, password tiger, then can enter

Using DOS landed, plus service name
In addition, your PLDEV is a 32 bit? A 64 - bit?


I also tried: Scott, enter the user name password tiger @ former, so also can enter
PLDEV? I don't know, but PLSQL the tool only 32 bits

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Have a great god can give answer it for me?

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Can only tell you, check the TNS

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The
refer to 12 floor A_A_apan reply:
can only tell you, check the TNS


Such as my instance name is former
Then I tnsnames. Just write this ora?
Former=
(the DESCRIPTION=
(ADDRESS_LIST=
(ADDRESS=(TCP) PROTOCOL=(HOST=127.0.0.1) (1521) PORT=)
)
(CONNECT_DATA=
https://bbs.csdn.net/topics/(SERVICE_NAME=former)
)
)

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The former case sensitive?

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Add an environment variable: TNS_ADMIN to a tnsnames file directory

Such as
C: \ Users \ Lenovo> Echo TNS_ADMIN % %
E: \ app \ Lenovo \ product \ 11.2.0 \ dbhome_1 \ NETWORK \ ADMIN

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Environment variables, and then give PLSQL specified path, in the preferences

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reference 15 floor jdsnhan response:
add an environment variable: TNS_ADMIN to a tnsnames file directory

Such as
C: \ Users \ Lenovo> Echo TNS_ADMIN % %
E: \ app \ Lenovo \ product \ 11.2.0 \ dbhome_1 \ NETWORK \ ADMIN

Thank you,
Environment variable pointing here and PLSQL points to address in the preferences, whether oracle database dbhome_1/NETWORK/ADMIN tnsnames, or oracle client instantclient_11_2/NETWORK/ADMIN?

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reference 16 floor zhuh1 response:
environment variables, and then give PLSQL specified path, in the preferences

All of these operations

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refer to the 18th floor java_shuaihua response:
Quote: refer to the 16th floor zhuh1 response:

Environment variables, and then give PLSQL specified path, in the preferences

All of these operations had

You send a screenshot you login screen with an error to look at

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references the 19th floor zhuh1 response:
Quote: refer to the 18th floor java_shuaihua response:

Quote: 16 reference building zhuh1 response:

Environment variables, and then give PLSQL specified path, in the preferences

All of these operations had

You send a screenshot you login screen with an error to see

You with former or at the wrong

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references the 19th floor zhuh1 response:
Quote: refer to the 18th floor java_shuaihua response:

Quote: 16 reference building zhuh1 response:

Environment variables, and then give PLSQL specified path, in the preferences

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