Configure Report6i to use sql*net

Does anybody know how to configure Report6i server to use sql*net instead of Net8? Or how to use both? I really appreciate your help.

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SQL*Plus: Release 11.1.0.6.0 - Production on Mon Aug 4 12:59:53 2008
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Copyright (c) 1997, 2007, Oracle. All rights reserved.
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see what system call fails.
-michael
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Ankur diwan (guest) wrote:
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How do you know it ?
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: start->oracle for windows95->Sql Net*8 easy ,no resond screan
: appears. So we go for manual configuration of tnsnames.ora
: and for that we copy tnsnames.ora from the server side which
: is working fine but at client side when we try to loggin to
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: ORA-12222:TNS no such protocol adapter.
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Hello,
Can someone please help me get oriented in the following:
Clients have Oracle Forms Developer 6i installed on 100 machines. This is from 1996 I think. It comes with SQL*Net 8.
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I already developed the utility thinking that they have Oracle 9i2 installed - so I used OCCI. This is not a possibility with the old technology they are actually using..
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I had installation of Oracle 8.i Server and I have made an installation of all Oracle 8.i Client on my desktop, but it failed before installing the package for Sql net-easy configuration.
I retry to deinstall and install all Oracle package, but I was unable to reach again the same step.
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I have SQL Server 2012 Express installed on Windows 8.1 and am trying to change the Start Mode to Manual using SQL Server Configuration Manager. However, when I open the Properties dialog and use the drop-down for Start Mode on the Service tab the drop-down
is inoperative. A "vertical bar" appears but no options.
Is there some other way that I can change the Start Mode?

I have SQL Server 2012 Express installed on Windows 8.1 and am trying to change the Start Mode to Manual using SQL Server Configuration Manager. However, when I open the Properties dialog and use the drop-down for Start Mode on the Service tab the drop-down
is inoperative. A "vertical bar" appears but no options.
Is there some other way that I can change the Start Mode?
I have seen that on my laptop as well and it was due to display /resolution setting. Please see if that helps you. BTW, as already answered, services.msc is another way of changing it.
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