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Configuring Oracle Database and Oracle Net Services for Oracle DCE Integration
Parameter Name
SID
Step 4: Load Oracle Connect Descriptors into CDS
A separate utility called
connect descriptors into CDS. If you configure a new service name and address in
tnsnames.ora, tnnfg adds the new service name and address to CDS. If you
change the address for a particular service name, tnnfg updates the address for a
particular service name.
To load the Oracle service names or aliases from tnsnames.ora into CDS, enter
the following at the system prompt:
% dce_login cell_admin
% tnnfg dceload full_pathname_to_tnsnames.ora
% Enter Password:(password will not display)
Be sure to enter the full path name of the tnsnames.ora file, and ensure that the
sqlnet.ora file exists in the same directory as the tnsnames.ora file.
Step 5: Delete or Rename the tnsnames.ora File
You can keep
unavailable. To assure that CDS is routinely searched instead of
configure the NAMES.DIRECTORY_PATH parameter in a profile (
described by
section).
Step 6: Modify the sqlnet.ora File to Resolve Names in CDS
The parameters required in a profile (
SQL*Net or Oracle Net Services you are using.
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Type
Oracle
Parameter
Oracle Net Services Administrator's Guide
See Also:
information about tnsnames.ora, the local naming configuration
file.
tnnfg
tnsnames.ora
"Step 6: Modify the sqlnet.ora File to Resolve Names in CDS"
Mandatory? Description
Yes Identifies the Oracle system ID; each SID
value must be unique on a node. This
parameter is used locally only, and is not
used in DCE CDS.
is provided with Oracle DCE Integration to load
available as a backup in case CDS becomes
) depend upon the version of
sqlnet.ora
for
,
,
tnsnames.ora
), as
sqlnet.ora
(the next