a***e
发帖数: 188 | 1 In order to implement Oracle replication, I have to
connect to a remote Oracle8i server from my own Oracle8i
server. From Oracle's documentation, the systax in Sqlplus
is:
connect username/password@net-service-name
I only know the net-service-name of my own Oracle server.
I can log on to the other server by system account and I
know the JDBC connection string to that Oracle and the
instance I want.
How can I know net-service-name? Is there any other way to
do this?
Thank you very , v | g*****y
发帖数: 26 | 2 The name is not very important, You can name it by yourself
in your tnsnames.ora files,
but you should know the ip address and the tcp port where
the remote server is listenning on.
【在 a***e 的大作中提到】
: In order to implement Oracle replication, I have to
: connect to a remote Oracle8i server from my own Oracle8i
: server. From Oracle's documentation, the systax in Sqlplus
: is:
: connect username/password@net-service-name
: I only know the net-service-name of my own Oracle server.
: I can log on to the other server by system account and I
: know the JDBC connection string to that Oracle and the
: instance I want.
: How can I know net-service-name? Is there any other way to
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