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ora-12560: TNS 1

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canobe

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Jan 18, 2003
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i'm just installed oracle personal 8.1.6, in my windows 98 standalone system. and i can't connect to the host. after installation i try to use sql plus with scott and tiger but its prompt an error "ORA-12560:TNS: protocol adapter error". what is that mean? and how can i solve that? by the way is there any site that i can refer for the step by step installation???
 
My guess would be that your TNSListener task is not running. It's been a while since I installed and worked with Personal Oracle on Windows 98, but unlike in Windows NT-2000 (where the tasks are set up as services), the database task and the TNSListener task don't come up automatically.

Here is a link to some Personal Oracle documentation at the Oracle Technet Site (requires a registration to access, but it is free):

 
yeah i guess you are right jee..i try to install and re-install for few times... i try to Net8 configuration assitant to try everything out at the end when i test the connection, it say that TNS: no listener... so do i really get what i need in the oracle documentation?
 
Have you tried to start the listener? Instructions are included in the Administrator's Guide (link in previous post).

At a command prompt:

LSNRCTL START <listener-name>
LSNRCTL> EXIT

The listener name is probably something like TNSLSNR, but you should have either entered a name or you were told the name during the install process.
 
i am not sure, in the end of the installation process, for the listener text box i use the default that is &quot;LISTENER&quot; that mean my listener can be &quot;LISTENER&quot;, am i right? but then, what about the configuration for the local service name or the directory service name???
 
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