I am new to Oracle, so maybe I am just done something silly, but here goes:
Installed 9i,
created a user, schema, quota and then a basic table -
ID (number)(unique), Name (vchar2).
I then inserted 2 records when logged into sqlplus as myself. Then I created an OBDC link to the database, and opened a link to the table in Access. Access did not show me any records, but I added 2 more.
Doing a select * from <myschema>.<mytable> showed all four records.
I then tried adding a new record with a conflicting ID and got an error as expected. I then opened up a new sqlplus (as sys) window and added 2 more records. This sys window only seemed to see the records I added when logged in as sys, although my initial sqlplus window could see all 6 records. I thrn tried addeding a conflicting ID in the sys window and that caused the window to lock up. I then repeated the process in the other windows and they all locked up. Even opening a brand new window resulted in the window locking up.
Any ideas / suggestions as to what I am doing? I have previously used Access and SQL server in the past, but it seems that Oracle is much more of a beast.... btw: if I can get this to work I shal be back asking about storing XML and why it appears to be slow!
Cheers,
Matt
Installed 9i,
created a user, schema, quota and then a basic table -
ID (number)(unique), Name (vchar2).
I then inserted 2 records when logged into sqlplus as myself. Then I created an OBDC link to the database, and opened a link to the table in Access. Access did not show me any records, but I added 2 more.
Doing a select * from <myschema>.<mytable> showed all four records.
I then tried adding a new record with a conflicting ID and got an error as expected. I then opened up a new sqlplus (as sys) window and added 2 more records. This sys window only seemed to see the records I added when logged in as sys, although my initial sqlplus window could see all 6 records. I thrn tried addeding a conflicting ID in the sys window and that caused the window to lock up. I then repeated the process in the other windows and they all locked up. Even opening a brand new window resulted in the window locking up.
Any ideas / suggestions as to what I am doing? I have previously used Access and SQL server in the past, but it seems that Oracle is much more of a beast.... btw: if I can get this to work I shal be back asking about storing XML and why it appears to be slow!
Cheers,
Matt