Outlook 2003 and Oracle

I have a user running Outlook 2003 and I've just installed the connector (1012 07) and patch 1012 08) but whenever I start Outlook I get a message saying that either the network is down (it isn't) or the server name is misspelled (it isn't either).
Any help?

I have also had the same error - it went away when you use the user name (not login name but the one which is entered in the First / Last fields) for the Calendar setup. For email, you still use the login name.
I'm not sure whether this will help - but you can give it a try

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Out of memory using Windows Server 2003 and Oracle 9.2.0.3

Hi,
I just installed both Windows Server 2003 and Oracle 9.2.0.3. The server I am using has 4 gigabytes of memory installed, and windows shows that to be the actual physical memory on the server. The paging file is 8 gigabytes for a total of 12 gigabytes of virtual memory.
Using the Oracle Database Configuration Assistant, I create a new database using default values. After verifying the installation worked OK (database started, queries ran), I attempted to change some of the memory parameters and was able to start the database using about 1.4 gigabytes of total SGA, with the O/S using about .3 gigabytes for a total of 1.7 gigabytes. I then attempted to change the buffer cache + 1 gigabyte for a total of 2 gigabytes. Now the database will not start and I get an out of memory error ora-27102 with an additional O/S memory error of "O/S Error: (OS 8) Not enough storage is available to process this command".
So, I have two problems:
1) With 4 gigabytes installed, and the O/S using only about 300 megabytes, why isn't Oracle able to take advantage of the memory on this machine past the 1.7 gigabytes (as reported by Windows task manager).
2) How do I change the spfile memory parameters so the database will start using spfile? I can start the database pointing to a pfile with lesser memory parameters, but I don't know how to effect change on the spfile, since I cannot start with the spfile.
Both these technologies (9.2.0.3 and Server 2003) are new to me, so any insight would be appreciated!
HERE ARE THE SPFILE PARAMETERS THAT WORKED:
SGA (M)
Shared Pool=104
Buffer Cache=960 ***
Large Pool=0
Java Pool=64
Total SGA=1128
SGA Max Size=1321
Aggregate PGA Target=1500
Current PGA Allocated=22868KB
WINDOWS MEMORY INFO FROM TASK MANAGER SHOW:
PF Usage=1.66GB
Physical Memory (K)
Total=4062704
Available=3203460
System Cache=2499096
Commit Charge (K)
Total=1748184
Limit=12288628
Peak=1925276
*** When I change this to 2048 the database did not start.
Thank you.

CREATE SPFILE
Purpose
Use the CREATE SPFILE statement to create a server parameter file from a client-side initialization parameter file. Server parameter files are binary files that exist only on the server and are called from client locations to start up the database.
Server parameter files let you make persistent changes to individual parameters. When you use a server parameter file, you can specify in an ALTER SYSTEM SET parameter statement that the new parameter value should be persistent. This means that the new value applies not only in the current instance, but also to any instances that are started up subsequently. Traditional client-side parameter files do not let you make persistent changes to parameter values. Because they are located on the server, these files allow for automatic database tuning by Oracle and for backup by Recovery Manager (RMAN).
To use a server parameter file when starting up the database, you must create it from a traditional text initialization parameter file using the CREATE SPFILE statement.
All instances in an Real Application Clusters environment must use the same server parameter file. However, when otherwise permitted, individual instances can have different settings of the same parameter within this one file. Instance-specific parameter definitions are specified as SID.parameter = value, where SID is the instance identifier.
The method of starting up the database with a server parameter file depends on whether you create a default or nondefault server parameter file. Please refer to "Creating a Server Parameter File: Examples" for examples of how to use server parameter files.
See Also:
CREATE PFILE for information on creating a regular text parameter file from a binary server parameter file
Oracle9i Database Administrator's Guide for information on pre-Oracle9i initialization parameter files and Oracle9i server parameter files
Oracle9i Real Application Clusters Administration for information on using server parameter files in a Real Application Clusters environment
Prerequisites
You must have the SYSDBA or the SYSOPER system privilege to execute this statement. You can execute this statement before or after instance startup. However, if you have already started an instance using spfile_name, you cannot specify the same spfile_name in this statement.
Syntax
create_spfile::=
Text description of create_spfile
Semantics
spfile_name
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See Also:
"Creating a Server Parameter File: Examples" for information on starting up the database with default and nondefault server parameter files
Oracle9i Database Administrator's Guide for Windows (or other appropriate operating system specific documentation) for default parameter file names
pfile_name
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Examples
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STARTUP
The following example creates a nondefault server parameter file s_params.ora from a client initialization file named t_init1.ora:
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A number of my users are having similar problems across the entire network. These issues have started on 8/26/2014
This problem is not localized to a specific outlook version, the problem is happening on 2003 and 2007 alike. Also this problem is starting to move into MS-Word.
In outlook i am unable to click the message body. If i click the message body nothing happens. I cannot select any text, type, or anything in the message body. I am however able to type in the message body if i press the 'tab key' and navigate to the message
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Hi,
Please first verify the activation status of your Microsoft Office.
If your Microsoft Office is activated, please try to start Outlook or Word in safe mode to check if this issue persists. To do this, press Windows key + R to open the Run command, type
outlook /safe and press Enter.
Also please try to run a repair of your Office installation to check the result. See:
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/924614
Please let me know the result.
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Based on my knowledge, for internal users whose mailboxes exist on Exchange 2007, it is ok to still use Outlook 2003 as clients. Because
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services. For OWA and ActiveSync service, it is not related to Outlook 2003 client, the CAS2013 would redirect the service request or send to CAS2007 for necessary data.
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Security, and then press ENTER.
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Click
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By perfectly what I mean is that the following happens: if I remove a contact or calendar entry from outlook, it is removed from phone when I sync. Also, if a calendar entry is made on phone or contact amended this was then reflected correctly in outlook on next sync.
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Message Edited by mikeashworth on 14-May-2008 07:15 PM

hi, i have been running my sync as follows.
plug phone into usb cable. prompted for pc suite connection. I accept.
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this is how I've always sync'd my phone and outlook.
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i'm currently getting round this by only updating items in outlook and checking the option to remove all items from phone before sending them all, as new, to the phone again from the PC.
I dont want this to be the way I have to do this though, I want to go back to the old method whereby i could quite happily add an entry in either outlook or phone calendar/contacts and the sync will work correctly. :-(

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