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I have just upgraded my Oracle db from 9i to 10g. Of course, the installation did not go straightforward. Does 10g use a TNSNAMES.ora & a LISTNER.ORA FILE. If so, where should they be placed in the new directory tree of Oracle10? Also, when I had 9i, I called EM with the following: C:\oracle\ora90\bin\oemapp.bat console. How do I call EM with Oracle 10g? |
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The listener.ora and tnsnames.ora still in ORACLE_HOME/network/admin/ ... The EM in 10g is web based... go to a shell and type: emctl status dbconsole you can try to start it typing emctl start dbconsole you can check in the ORACLE_HOME directoty for a folder named hostname>_<sid if you dont't see any folder.. try to run DBCA to configure the EM (web based). Most of the features moved here. Some still in the Java Console (spatial, replication and a few more), but for this you'll need to install it from the companion CD. hope it helps pedro William F. O'Neill wrote: I have just upgraded my Oracle db from 9i to 10g. Of course, the installation did not go straightforward. Does 10g use a TNSNAMES.ora & a LISTNER.ORA FILE. If so, where should they be placed in the new directory tree of Oracle10? Also, when I had 9i, I called EM with the following: C:\oracle\ora90\bin\oemapp.bat console. How do I call EM with Oracle 10g? |
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