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• Oracle database connection string lite without using odbc.ini

  I am trying to connect to a database without using odbc.ini. It is my code below, can you see anything wrong with it? Its written in c# in VS 2005.
  
  conn = new OracleConnection (@"DataDirectory = c:\oraclelite;") Database = cabletesting; DSN = *. UID = system; pwd = manager")

  Hello

  If you use the ADO .NET OLITE 10 gr 2 or R3, you can touch the Bug.7430720 (11) CONNECTION is NOT ESTABLISHED during the USE of DSN LESS CONNECT STRING IN 10 G R3 ADO.NET

  The same connection works very well with TEENAGER 10GR 1 .NET

  Unfortunately, there is no work around except to use the chain of DNS.

  Kind regards.
  MArc

• Get the source of Weblogic database connection

  Dear all,
  
  Hopefully, you guys right. :-)
  
  How to get the Source of Weblogic database connection string?
  
  I have a Source of data created in my WebLogic.
  
  Because I want to get my Java Bean connection string for Jasper report.

              Class.forName("oracle.jdbc.driver.OracleDriver");
              con = DriverManager.getConnection("jdbc:oracle:thin:@hostname:1521:orcl", "username", "pass");

  Please advice.
  
  Best regards
  Angelique
  
  Published by: Alexis on January 23, 2012 18:37

  Hello

  If you have configured the data source name in the Weblogic, then
  below the code is obtained the connection based on the name of the data source.

          java.sql.Connection connection = null;
          try {
              javax.naming.Context initialContext = new javax.naming.InitialContext();
              javax.sql.DataSource dataSource = (javax.sql.DataSource) initialContext.lookup("<>");
              connection = dataSource.getConnection();
          } catch(Exception e){
               e.printStackTrace();
          }
  

  Kind regards
  Hari

• Is there a way to change the connection string to the database by using the command line on the virtual machine?

  Hi, I use 1.5 space Horizon

  can someone help me by telling me where I can change the connection string for the database on the virtual machine itself.

  I was away, and our stuff has been migrated databases to another server. Now my horizon does not connect because it can not find the database. I can either on the hwconfigurator.xxx.com.

  Thank you

  What do you see when you go to https://hwconfigurator.xxx.com?

  You can try to change this property in /usr/local/horizon/conf/runtime-config.properties on your service - will (s) and the server restart of tc by using the command "/etc/init.d/horizon-frontend restart".

  datastore. JDBC. URL = jdbc:PostgreSQL: / //saas? = stringtype unspecified

• Connection string database MS using ASP VBScript and DW8

  Hello

  My MS database has worked with DW8 following my use of a connection string in connSci * .asp. My OS is Windows7. It worked well.

  <%
  ' FileName="Connection_ado_conn_string.htm"
  ' Type="ADO" 
  ' DesigntimeType="ADO"
  ' HTTP="true"
  ' Catalog=""
  ' Schema=""
  Dim MM_connSciWeb_STRING
  MM_connSciWeb_STRING = "DSN=DSN_******"
  %>
  

  Now when I update the db and check that additional new records have been added (and they were) I can access than the original documents. When I test the connection string again, I get the 404 error message.

  Can anyone help?

  Concerning

  Kevin

  Is the logbook of your question that provided brégent correct? Please clarify that for us. Connection problems are not uncommon. but they are fixable.the first thing that I think that you have to solve is the error when you test the connection in DW. If you did not change anything in the login script, then it means that something has changed on the server with the DSN or DB file itself, as booth said. Re-check all the files from the server and DB DSN situation with the path to the DB. You can try to delete the DSN and re-create. I also suggest to try a connection without DSN. These were commonly with Access databases for many years, so you should easily be able to find the instructions a quick Google search. .

• SQLite3 connection string?

  Hello

  I have a SQLite3 database file. I read with labivew. I installed the ODBC driver since http://www.ch-werner.de/sqliteodbc/.

  I created the DSN. I would like to read different with their paths .db files.

  If I use directly the DSN 'temperatura' is works very well, but he always read from the path that I put in the configuration of the DSN - name of the database. Check the attached file.

  I would like to have a DC path to read any file, but the connection always read from the same file string. Show it in http://www.connectionstrings.com/sqlite3-odbc-driver/ :

  DRIVER = SQLite3 ODBC Driver; Database = c:\mydb.db; LongNames = 0; Timeout = 1000; NoTXN = 0;
  SyncPragma = NORMAL; StepAPI = 0;

  But it does not work. He has not found the provider.

  On the internet, I found this:

  Provider = MSDASQL.1; initial Catalog = C:\test.db; Persist Security Info = False; DSN = temperatura

  IT works but always read the file corrected in DSN temperatura configured in the ODBC administration

  In the initial catalog, I put another file and read the same thing that sits on the DSN temperatura.

  Somehow I can use good connection to play diferent?

  Concerning

  The SQLite library documentation seems to suggest that simply use it as your connection string:

  Driver = driver ODBC of SQLite3; Database = full-path-to-db;

  What version of LabVIEW are automatically using and that the number of bits (32/64)? There are two versions of the ODBC - one for the 64-bit ODBC drivers connection manager and one for 32-bit ODBC - drivers they are treated separately by the operating system.

  I've never used this library - but there is an alternative that I used and it works fine: http://sine.ni.com/nips/cds/view/p/lang/en/nid/212894

• Access database connectivity

  I am trying to connect to a database access (office 365).  I downloaded the tool SQL (trial version) and want to connect to a simple database that I created on my C drive.  I have problems with the connection string.  Examples of the CVI are very poor and only connect to the database example cvi.  the example that connects on blocking it microsoft access database.  any suggestions?

  
  

• LabSQL to MySQL connection string syntax

  Hi all

  I'm just starting using labSQL and MySQL and cannot even connect to the database, I want to start practicing. I tried to write my own code and use the code example, but I can't get a connection to a database. The error is still "an Exception occurred at ADODB. Connection: The operation is not allowed when the object is closed. Help path is C:\Windows\HELP\ADO270. CHM and context in ADO Execute.vi connection 1240653-> Simple.vi". I've set up a system DSN using the MySQL ODBC Unicode 5.2 driver and I'm under Labview 2012 with MySQL Workbench/5.6 Server 5.2. I really just need to know the syntax of the connection string that you pass in the ADO connection open vi.

  Thank you in advance.

  
  

• Cman is not like the thin driver Jdbc connection strings, it?

  Hello

  I use Oracle connection Mgr 11.2 to filter my clients access to data bases.

  I configured and allowed a PC to connect to a certain database and when

  using SQL * more or this client Toad, passing through cman, it works fine.

  But now the same guy installed SQL Developer, and it seems * impossible *.

  to make connections through my server cman, they routinely get rejected

  with

  ORA-12529, TNS: connect rejected based on the current filter rules

  If I try to go through the login option of TNS (who works with

  sqlplus...) or through advanced = > and then "JDBC: thin @ < complete block of TNS > '!

  (using "basic" does not seem possible because it only allows to specify the name of the host, port, and SID...)

  Has anyone ever encountered this problem before? How does SQL Developer gets rejected

  even when you use the option of TNS, which also works fine with sqlplus/Toad?

  And is it possible to have a Jdbc thin connection string access via a configuration cman?

  Thank you very much in advance for any advice...

  Kind regards

  SEB

  
  

  Not a familiar topic for me, but I came across a note in the developer's Guide to the JDBC and the reference, Advanced Topics, on the definition of AUTHENTICATION_LEVEL = 0 in the cman_profile of the cman.ora file entry for when JDBC Thin is currently in use.  Don't know if with the help of old 10g doc is valid here, but I guess that he check could not not bad:

  23 advanced subjects

  In turn, since this user has a customer Oracle installed on the PC and use SQL * Plus, you can try the driver JDBC OCI/thickness.  Select thickness OIC via...

  Tools > Preferences > Datatbase > advanced > use OIC/thickness box

  In addition, for SQL Developer 4.0.x includes the Advanced preferences, this to point to a specific Oracle client installation...

  Checkbox use Oracle Client

  Configure...

  Hope this helps,

  Gary

  SQL development team

  Post edited by: Gary Graham

• CARS connect string information

  Hi all

  In RAC environment, I have 3 listeners SCAN:

  Listener = (Description = (ADDRESS_LIST = (Address = (Protocol = IPC) (Key = Listener))) # line added by Agent

  LISTENER_SCAN3 = (Description = (ADDRESS_LIST = (Address = (Protocol = IPC) (Key = LISTENER_SCAN3))) # line added by Agent

  LISTENER_SCAN2 = (Description = (ADDRESS_LIST = (Address = (Protocol = IPC) (Key = LISTENER_SCAN2))) # line added by Agent

  LISTENER_SCAN1 = (Description = (ADDRESS_LIST = (Address = (Protocol = IPC) (Key = LISTENER_SCAN1))) # line added by Agent

  ENABLE_GLOBAL_DYNAMIC_ENDPOINT_LISTENER_SCAN1 = ON # line added by Agent

  ENABLE_GLOBAL_DYNAMIC_ENDPOINT_LISTENER_SCAN2 = ON # line added by Agent

  ENABLE_GLOBAL_DYNAMIC_ENDPOINT_LISTENER_SCAN3 = ON # line added by Agent

  ENABLE_GLOBAL_DYNAMIC_ENDPOINT_LISTENER = ON # line added by Agent

  Setting up database using dbca, I needed to create a local listener (auditeur1) and set the port 1531.

  End user (AppServer) asks me to send to the connection string, which is a typical of instance information unique database, not CARS.

  Should what information I send to the end-user to allication Server to connect to the node 2 RAC database?

  Thank you

  KZ

  B

  Hi kazyskiyn0w

  Hope below allows

  When you scan of installation on your RAC environment... its cool to connect to the analysis considers less user login or application.

  Note: Be sure to set the environment as needed

  Step 1

  Find the name of the scan using the command

  scan of srvctl config $

  Step 2

  find the port that the scan is listening on using below command

  $ srvctl config scan_listener

  Step 3

  Find the name of the service by

  Connect in one of your RAC nodes and check the tnsnames.ora entry for your

  service as described below. If you have a valid service created it will be

  There is an entry in your file $ORACLE_HOME/network/admin/tnsnames.ora

  Step 4

  Now connect to your RAC database using either method A or B below:

  A.

  EZCONNECT format /@:.

  for example

  Scott / tiger@rac-scan:1521/orcl.oracle.com

  So here your Application will use below to connect

  @:/

  @rac-scan:1521/orcl.oracle.com

  B. Si your application uses jdbc to connect send format their

  JDBC connection format

  JDBC: Gee @: port/service name

  for example

  JDBC:Oracle:thin@RAC-scan:1521 / ORCL. Oracle.com

  Have a nice day

• Format of the connection string to connect to Oracle DB via LDAP

  Hello
  
  I have an Oracle database and its details are configured in LDAP. I have the c# code that I want to connect to Oracle DB using LDAP details. So I wrote the code to connect to the Oracle DB, but not able to connect. Implementation error at the con. Open() statement: "ORA-12154: TNS: could not resolve the connect identifier specified.
  
  Code:
  --------
  String s = "Data Source = @ldap://abc.pq.xyz.com: 11389/myldap, cn = OracleContext, dc = pq, dc = xyz, dc = com; User Id = MyDB; Password = MyPass";
  
  Con OracleConnection = new OracleConnection (constr.);
  con. Open();
  
  I need help in the formation of the connection string.

  user8786648 wrote:
  Hello

  I have an Oracle database and its details are configured in LDAP. I have the c# code that I want to connect to Oracle DB using LDAP details. So I wrote the code to connect to the Oracle DB, but not able to connect. Implementation error at the con. Open() statement: "ORA-12154: TNS: could not resolve the connect identifier specified.

  Code:
  --------
  String s = "Data Source = @ldap://xyz.us.oracle.com: 11389/xyz_ldap, cn = OracleContext, dc =, dc = oracle, dc = com; User Id = xyz; Password = xyz";

  Con OracleConnection = new OracleConnection (constr.);
  con. Open();

  I need help in the formation of the connection string.

  This isn't how you use LDAP for Oracle name resolution.

  You must configure the LDAP protocol. ORA and SQLNET. ORA files properly.

  For example, you can review the LDAP protocol. Documentation of ORA here:

  http://docs.Oracle.com/CD/E11882_01/network.112/e10835/LDAP.htm#i500397

  And the SQLNET. Documentation of ORA here:

  http://docs.Oracle.com/CD/E11882_01/network.112/e10835/SQLNET.htm#i500318

  A quick search on the terms "example of oracle ldap.ora", shot to the top of several examples.

  Also, if these are real values that you posted in your example of a connection string, you can change.

• Who called my stored procedure on a database connection?

  I have two instances of Oracle (ORCLA and ORCLB). ORCLB has a database of public link an ORCLA schema. This scheme has a package. Users in ORCLB need to call procedures in this package. Currently, they spend their name to the package through settings in these procedures.
  
  Passing the username as a parameter makes it somewhat easy to usurp the username. I prefer to get the user name from the context of the application or the call trace service. I was not able to do, and much of what I read leads me to believe that it is impossible. Indeed, it is impossible for a procedure called via a database link to know who called him?

  Phil Singer wrote:
  I have two instances of Oracle (ORCLA and ORCLB). ORCLB has a database of public link an ORCLA schema. This scheme has a package. Users in ORCLB need to call procedures in this package. Currently, they spend their name to the package through settings in these procedures.

  Passing the username as a parameter makes it somewhat easy to usurp the username. I prefer to get the user name from the context of the application or the call trace service. I was not able to do, and much of what I read leads me to believe that it is impossible. Indeed, it is impossible for a procedure called via a database link to know who called him?

  He is always Oracle client-server basis. And the same problem exists with all client connections (not db-link) to Oracle.

  The client opens a connection to the database using an Oracle username and password (ignoring the other authentication methods at the moment). The customer has an Oracle Server session that is service.

  The customer now calls a PL/SQL procedure. How this procedure will know who the user actually o/s on the client? Essentially the same question that you ask when the customer is a link database.

  The PL/SQL procedure does not know. The Oracle server does not either. The customer must provide these data.

  In the case of a standard client connection, the client makes. With the kind permission of the client driver, the connection string used to connect to the database includes the executable name of the program that performs the connection, the name of the client operating system user, the process ID of the client process on the client platform and so on. (these data can be accessed via views$ v).

  However, the client driver provide these data. Thus, the data can be tampered with. And for this reason, the data must be considered as a suspect, and not for reasons of security (access control).

  Your problem is no different. You, on the Oracle server, cannot determine the "o/s' (remote Oracle user) user who initiates the db-link connection.

  You must therefore provide which specifies that the client. And he may decide to usurp it. Which means that your only reliable thing is to protect your code/tables via an Oracle schema user name and the password that the client should use to open a session. And that's what it takes to put the main emphasis on your layer of security.

• info from the connection string

  Hello
  Anyone know if it is possible to get information from the connection string in sql / plsql?
  You can do
  SELECT user to double;
  and you get the current user. Is it possible to get the current connection string information too?
  Thanks in advance.
  Monika

  What happened to create an external table reading the newspaper to the listener?

  How to make an In - Database listener.log File

• I can't get a database connection.

  Background: I have already built two sites with databases using DW CS6, PHPMySQL and the same hosting company, so I know that they allow remote connections. (I developed using the remote host, because I have never found a tutorial for how to move all local XAMPP to my host - but well, it's been working well so far.)

  I set up the database using CPanel databases, added the user and the password, no problem. Entered PHP MySQL and adding a table, connected to the back and back, the table is there, as defined.

  In DW, I checked the server tests, tested the connection, and it connected successfully.

  Then I open a page for editing and added a database connection (just as I had done on the two previous sites that work very well). I named the connection, entered the password to the user, and tried to SELECT a database. No luck. HTTP 404 error. Manually, I added the database (the only one) and clicking test. Again not luck. FPPH 404 error.

  I double checked the testing server, double checked the DB information, and nothing seems to work.

  No idea what I'm doing wrong? Thanks a lot if you can help.

  You can check with your host service.  Note you work by CPanel and so did I have some time back.  Had a similar problem, all worked locally but not on the online site.

  The connection strings MqSQL need to have the cPanel login ID by preceding the name of the database and the username

  (eg., I worked a tutorial (check_mag); DW has developed connection container file:

  $hostname_check_mag = "localhost";

  $database_check_mag = "php_test";

  $username_check_mag = "phptestuser".

  $password_check_mag = "Sue";

  $check_mag = mysql_pconnnect ($hostname_check_mag, $database_check_name, $username_check_mag, $password_check_mag) or trigger_error (mysql_error (), E_USER_ERROR);

  I was informed by the host support that $database_check_mag = "cpanelid_php_test" (for example: "zyxwvu_php_test") [where zyxwvu is formatted in the same way my cpanel id AND the variable $username.

  I don't use this host longer so don't know if they have changed things since then.  Worth a try!

  Tom

• What is the best Connection string for the application to connect to standby mode active

  I have setup a primary database and a database of active standby on both servers in a different city.
  
  Now for people to test, what is the best tnsnames chains that I provide them?
  
  In addition, how do I test?
  
  Thanks in advance.

  No I don't think so. (I'd use the Uwe Hesse document, it is the best!)

  In my test document I just created on the primary and assumed Data Guard "moved" a copy for my watch.

  Pretty easy to check and the worst thing that can happen is that he barks cause there is already.

  Its a great solution

  This configuration offers many advantages:

  Guests can reconnect using the same connection string.

  Need to communicate with customers is reduced, especially after hours.

  Primary maintenance may occur with only minor interruption of service.

  Name of databases may be different without impact to the customer.

  Best regards

  mseberg

  Published by: mseberg on December 6, 2011 16:03

  Planner for Oracle 11 has a feature allowing employment to go with the main role too.

  DBMS_SCHEDULER.set_attribute ('primary_job', 'database_role', 'PRIMARY');

  It is worth I think.