Oracle Error ORA-03121

I installed Personal Oracle 8i, and Oracle Forms.
When I try to connect to a SQL*Server database using a DSN, I get the following:
ORA-03121 no interface driver connected - function not performed.
Do I need OCA installed?
Can I download this from somewhere (doesn't seem to be avialble from oracle.com)?
null

You most certainly can connect to a personel oracle database
using sqlnet. If fact you can connect to an oracle database
running on a win95 platform from another pc running on a
network. All you need to do is insure that the database listener
is running on the platform where the personel oracle is
installed.
James Aiken (guest) wrote:
: With Personal Oracle you can not use SQL*Net to connect to the
: database. You should have the Oracle_Sid set and do NOT
specify
: a DB alias when trying to connect.
: Steve (guest) wrote:
: : You need to install V2 of sqlnet. designer and developer
: : V2 and below will not do a direct connect to Oracle V8.
: : If you do not want to provide a db alias at login time
: : try entering the variable LOCAL in your registry. Set LOCAL
: : to your db alias.
: : Martin (guest) wrote:
: : : Hi...
: : : When I use Developer 2000 Form 4.5 to connect oracle
: : : database (PO8), I have an error ORA-03121: not driver
: connected
: : : function not perfomed.
: : : Anyone can help me to solve this error ???
: : : thanks ....
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