Oracle Enterprise connection error

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kollurianu
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Oracle Enterprise connection error

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Hi all,

I am getting following connection error in Oracle enterprise stage

Oracle_Enterprise_59: APT_OraUpsertOperator: connect failed. Environment: user: pppp; password: *****; ORACLE_SID: ; ORACLE_HOME: /orahome9/app/oracle/product/10.2.0/db_1.

What does the Remote Server option mean in the document it says as
remote server information as string.

When I give Data source value in the Remote Server option and then I am getting the connection..

Can some clarify me how does the Oracle Enterprise stage get the
DataSourceName info..

Thank you all in advance,
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Remote Server is the IP Address or Hostname of the Oracle database server. Its optional because if you have a tnsnames.ora file created properly then it gets its information there.
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Post by kollurianu »

trokosz wrote:Remote Server is the IP Address or Hostname of the Oracle database server. Its optional because if you have a tnsnames.ora file created properly then it gets its information there.
Thanks for your response, where/how to check the tnsnames.ora file is created properly.

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Search for tnsnames.ora within your Oracle Home location in Admin/network location and edit the file. But the only one that can change is the Oracle DBA (Admin rights) so approach your DBA and just ask them.
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remote server =ORACLE_SID, The database name
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