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  Hello

  on 8i on Win2003.

  with my Win user (ora_dba group)

  I can connect using the @ (tnsnames and listener), but when you use ORACLE_SID I get ORA-12560:

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  (c) Copyright 2000 Oracle Corporation.  All rights reserved.

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  Enter the password:

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  ========

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