How to connect the database?

I'm new for oracle developer/2000.
I installed oracle database 8i in windows 2000 server side, installed developer 6i forms builder in windows(NT) 2000 professional client side. That is all I was done.
I start forms builder, but I can not connect the database from forms builder.(I configured NET8,and i can connect the database using NET8)
Please help me.What should I do next? installing more software? installing server side or client side? more configuring? what else?
Thank you in advance.

Hi,
This is not a question particular to portal applications. It should be posted on the general forum. Anyway, please check
if you have configured the tnsnames.ora on your client machine. You should have an entry for the db connection there.
Thanks,
Sharmila

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