Moderator: let's create Oracle 8i Tuning forum

I've just made a bunch of posts that I felt were off-topic to Linux, but I had nowhere else to post them. Why don't you create a new Oracle 8i Tuning forum area, so that people with differnt platforms can share ideas?
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well how do try to make your database?? with dbca or just manually with runing some scripts??
protocol adapter error means to me that you have to set your oracle_sid properly
before starting making your database to do that just type at the command prompt c:\ set oracle_sid=<your sid> if you chose kabul as database name just type set oracle_sid=kabul and then click on enter
when you finish creating your database run the NET8 configuration assistant to make a listener ,tnsnames.ora and a sqlnet.ora and then you can connect to your database !!
good luck !!
Mo.Mengad

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