[4EA2] connecting to SQL Server with the second instance

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  ------------------------------
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  State: 0
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  Edited by: user11978426 the 13.01.2010 18:05
  
  Edited by: user11978426 the 13.01.2010 15:06

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  Have you checked with the ODBC test utility isql (it is installed by default when you install the unixODBC Driver Manager) If your ODBC driver can connect at all to this named instance? I doubt it will work either as there was that a blog has commented by MS engineer:

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• Install the second instance with tns own

  Hello world

  I depending on the situation: we have Windows 2008 Server, I installed oracle 11g Standard Edition database. I want to install a second instance on this server.

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  I want to ask if anyone has a tip for me or a best practice how to install a second instance with an own listener.

  Greetings

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