GRAPHICS 6 - PO 7.3 CONNECTIVITY

I cannot connect from Oracle Graphics 6
to Personal Oracle 7.3.3
Error message: OG-01603
(abnormal condition)
Somebody can help me?
Thanks in advance
Saludos from Mexico

hi,
I think, if you put connect string, it will work
binu

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Wow what a pile of crap you must wade through to ask a question .
Ok so the problem is I did an update on my IPad and now it does nothing but show a graphic showing the power cable connecting to ITunes
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Machines are incapable of being stupid. Not so of their operators.
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I have a Mid-2007 Macbook white. I have upgraded its memory to 4GB. Snow Leopard was working great, and I said to myself maybe it's time to upgrade to Lion.
After the upgrade all was well. However, a big problem occurs when I plug in to the Mini-DVI display port with the HDMI adapter, to connect to my Sony LCD HDTV. The whole graphics and video slow down, everything is choppy. Quicktime and VLC video playback is strobe and choppy looks like very low Frame Rate. Cannot watch anything, not HD nor low resolutions. The entire computer is slow when the cable is connected.
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Welcome to Apple Discussions, dsp2222.
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http://support.apple.com/kb/ht1573
This section in particular:
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How many non-DisplayPort monitors can I use with an AMD Eyefinity technology-enabled graphics card?
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There is no problem to connect to internet from ubuntu network-manager-applet in Gnome panel (which uses networkmanager daemon), even from LiveCD. But in Archlinux, following instructions on http://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Network_manager fails to succed. But another way: to use gnome-ppp program (graphic interface for wvdial) establishes connection. I prefer first way as less "clickable" and wonder if somebody can explaim me my mistakes.
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Last edited by wonder (2010-07-03 21:54:50)

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Hello,
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Generally you would do the following....
Power off computer.
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Boot up computer.
Install driver.
Adjust resolution/settings.
Enjoy.
Try reseating the graphics card.
Message Edited by ortegaluis on 03-16-2009 08:54 PM
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Thanks.
Solved!
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