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Thread: URGENT!!! Ora: Target Host Or Object Does not EXIST

  1. #21
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    the listener is supporting services and there are no errors in the status either.
    Mohit.
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    Did you use MTS setting ?

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    Unistall and reinstall the networking software.

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    not using mts ...

    Mohit.
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    What kind of option do you use for resolving the service name? Localnaming, hostnaming or what? How does your
    NAMES.DIRECTORY_PATH looks like in your SQLNET.ORA file
    on the client and on the server?

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    1) stop and restart the listener, try conection again.
    2) If you use MTS (shared connection), try to use dedicated server. Listener sometime stop response to remote shared connection.

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    I think a point was overlooked.

    THe TNSPING took 1300+, but worked.

    Best guess is a network issue. The network is so slow the signin is timing out and assuming the server is not there.

    Possible causes: 100MB network card on at 10MB network (packet loss), too many switch hops so routing slows response unacceptably..

    We have seen similar problems on our network.
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    sqlnet content
    names.directory_path=(tnsnames,hostnames)

    both places.

    Mohit.
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    Originally posted by jrpm
    I think a point was overlooked.

    THe TNSPING took 1300+, but worked.

    Best guess is a network issue. The network is so slow the signin is timing out and assuming the server is not there.

    Possible causes: 100MB network card on at 10MB network (packet loss), too many switch hops so routing slows response unacceptably..

    We have seen similar problems on our network.
    Yes, it can be a network issue as jrpm poined out. Increase the CONNECT_TIMEOUT parameter in LISTENER.ORA. Would it help?

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    You may have a couple of problems with tnsnames.ora:
    - 1. What client software you use (if old version, that use Net8 , not from 8.1.5 then you should have 2 tnsnames.ora files
    - 1 in .../network/admin/tnsnames.ora
    - 2 in .../net8/admin/tnsnames.ora
    - 2. you may try to use 2 aliases in tnsnames.ora
    - 1) db_alias1 = ... (service_name = ...)
    - 2) db_alias2 = ... (sid = ...)
    - 3. if you use alias with oracle domain name:
    for example  some client software want
    full alias name:
    user/pwd@aaa.bbb.ccc.db_alias
    Try.


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