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    Using Oracle from outside the Department can be done by copying files from the Department's system to a local computer, editing them locally, and then uploading them back to the Department's system where Oracle is accessed. This requires café access, a simple text editor, a file transfer program like Filezilla to copy files between the local computer and CIS server, and SSH or Putty to log into the department's Oracle server using the café.cis.strath.ac.uk address.

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    Using Oracle from outside the Department can be done by copying files from the Department's system to a local computer, editing them locally, and then uploading them back to the Department's system where Oracle is accessed. This requires café access, a simple text editor, a file transfer program like Filezilla to copy files between the local computer and CIS server, and SSH or Putty to log into the department's Oracle server using the café.cis.strath.ac.uk address.

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    Using Oracle from outside the Department can be done by copying files from the Department's system to a local computer, editing them locally, and then uploading them back to the Department's system where Oracle is accessed. This requires café access, a simple text editor, a file transfer program like Filezilla to copy files between the local computer and CIS server, and SSH or Putty to log into the department's Oracle server using the café.cis.strath.ac.uk address.

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    Using Oracle from outside the Department.

    With Microsoft Windows, one way of doing this is to copy files from the
    Department’s system, edit them locally on your computer then upload them back to
    the Department’s system where you are logged into Oracle. You need café access but
    this may already have been set up for you. In addition, you need

    1. a simple text editor – the simpler the better for example:


    http://www.lancs.ac.uk/staff/steveb/cpaap/pfe/

    2. some means of copying your file from your computer to CIS for example:
    http://filezilla-project.org/

    3. SSH or Putty to log into the department's Oracle:


    http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html

    Use cafe.cis.strath.ac.uk as the address for Filezilla and Putty.

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