The oracle server was patched and one of the databases i use could not be connect via the tnsnames entry but via basic connection. Insert into student(name, class_id) values ('samantha', 'java_22 & oracle_14'); In the end, i would like to show the current number of.
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I can use a query from here, but it will show a version of not just a server. I need to connect to a oracle db (external) through visual studio 2010. But i dont want to install oracle on my machine.
And i was trying how i wrote.
What's the best way, using sql, to check the maximum number of connections that is allowed for an oracle database? I have tried select v$ from version ; I'm looking for a way to get an oracle db server version as "x.y.z". How do we check the version of the interface on which we are working?
If i try to run this query i am getting a popup and it asks me to enter value for. In my project i referenced: 2 i am using oracle database and i had same problem. The database was up and admin.
Eventually i found oracle db is converting all the metadata (table/sp/view/trigger) in upper case.
1 is there an easy to follow guide for installing and successfully connecting to a local oracle database with sql developer for windows 10? I also cannot connect to my local. My application, which uses an oracle database, is going slow or appears to have stopped completely. How can find out which queries are most expensive, so i can investigate.
When referring to sid and current database name in the same question one can safely assume that the op is trying to configure connections in tnsnames or elsewhere, and not trying to. How do we check version of oracle on which we are working?
