TNSNAMES.ORA file contains information which is used by the system to connect to Oracle Database. TNS file contains several informations like PROTOCOL HOST IP ADDRESS PORTNO SID etc.
TNSNAMES.ORA file contains information which is used by the system to connect to Oracle Database. TNS file contains several informations like PROTOCOL HOST IP ADDRESS PORTNO SID etc.
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TNSNAMES.ORA file contains information which is used by the system to connect to Oracle Database. TNS file contains several informations like PROTOCOL HOST IP ADDRESS PORTNO SID etc.
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TNSNAMES.ORA-----This files contains the information which is used by the system
to connect to oracle database. This file is usually located at the following path. .....\oracle\product\10.2.0\db_1\NETWORK\ADMIN It contains several informations like PROTOCOL HOST IP ADDRESS PORTNO SID etc A typical entry in this file looks like this. Expand|Select|Wrap|Line Numbers MES = (DESCRIPTION = (ADDRESS = (PROTOCOL = TCP)(HOST = 10.35.15.1)(PORT = 1521)) (CONNECT_DATA = (SID = MES)) SID -> means Oracle System Identifier TNS -> means Transparent Network Substrate SID is the name of the Database to which we are connecting to The full form of SID is SystemIdentifier which should be unquie in the TNS.ora f ile TNS file contains info , through which the System connects to Oracle Database. TNS file contains 1)PROTOCOL ( Mostly TCP..TransmissionControlProtocol) 2)HOST IP ADDRESS (Where the Database is resided ..Generally we call it as Serve r.Even the DSCP number acts as substitute) 3)PORTNUMBER ( 1521..Widely used by oracle) 4)SID (the name we provide for DataBase) 5)SERVER (Dedicated/Shared Which is defined at DB CREATION LEVEL)