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 Originally Posted by PAVB
Just because poster attempted to "run" tnsnames.ora? wasn't that cute?
hehehehe.... dude, to set your ORACLE_HOME and ORACLE_SID on windows:
c:\> set ORACLE_SID=
c:\> set ORACLE_HOME=
... to check the environment ...
c:\> set ora
... remember these settings will be lost when you close your command prompt window....
to set it permanently, set it in the advanced properties on "My Computer"
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