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Search for the directory NETWORK under your oracle home. <br />
tnsnames.ora should go to admin directory under that.
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Search for the directory NETWORK under your oracle home.
tnsnames.ora should go to admin directory under that.

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my client folder there are not folders \network, I know that qhen You have a Oracle Home, I Have only XECLIENT folder, then where can I put the TNSNAMES.ORA? Take a look in the image!<br />
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my client folder there are not folders \network, I know that qhen You have a Oracle Home, I Have only XECLIENT folder, then where can I put the TNSNAMES.ORA? Take a look in the image!
XECLIENT.jpg [https://filedb.experts-exchange.com/incoming/2008/10_w43/70968/XECLIENT.jpg]

XECLIENT.jpg

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Dear Friends,<br />
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I'm using &nbsp;XEClient for Orcale 10g &nbsp;and I need to reach a Oracle 9i data base on the server, where can I put tnsnames.ora in XEClient?<br />
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Thanks in adnvance!<br />
Jose Luis
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Dear Friends,

I'm using  XEClient for Orcale 10g  and I need to reach a Oracle 9i data base on the server, where can I put tnsnames.ora in XEClient?

Thanks in adnvance!
Jose Luis

How to connect to oracle 9i data base using XEClient

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