ISSUE WHILE CONNECTING ORACLE

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ISSUE WHILE CONNECTING ORACLE

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Hi all,

Whenever i am trying to connect an ORACLE stage in DataStage i am geting this mesasge "Local Server Missing".
I can understand that it is releated to server since am not technically good in these areas i can't resolve it so please guide me how to get rid of this issue.


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:? Define what you mean by 'connect an ORACLE stage in DataStage'. Be specific.
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I mean that i am using this stage as Target, but i found this is working fine when i am connecting through RDBMS.
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can you connect to that database using the same values for host,user,password with the sqlplus tool? Is your tnsnames correctly set and sourced?
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It is 'working fine' when the RDBMS stage is set to what - Oracle? ODBC?
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Well i can go ahead with the connection .
But am sorry i dont know what is tnsnames, Can u explain me that?
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chulett wrote:It is 'working fine' when the RDBMS stage is set to what - Oracle? ODBC? ...
With Oracle.
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You need to find a colleague conversant with Oracle client software. The tnsnames.ora is one of the fundamental Oracle client configuration files. Involve your Oracle DBA.
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Connection problem with oracle

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Hi Ray,

My Datastage PX 7.5 is in windows OS. Also installed Oracle 8i. Can able to connect oracle using Sql*Plus. But when i tried to connect using OracleEnterprise stage i am getting the below error.

##E TOSH 000205 18:17:10(004) <main_program> PATH search failure:
##E TOSH 000000 18:17:10(005) <main_program> Error loading "orchoracle": Could not load "orchoracle": The specified module could not be found.
##E TOSH 000000 18:17:10(006) <main_program> Could not locate operator definition, wrapper, or Unix command for "oraread"; please check that all needed libraries are preloaded, and check the PATH for the wrappers
##E TCOS 000029 18:17:10(007) <main_program> Creation of step finished with status = FAILED

By seeing this error i can understand some thing related to path.

Can any one help me what else i need to do to connect oracle.

Thanks in advance.
Raja
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Any time you see "unable to load" anything, suspect your shared library search list (an environment variable called LD_LIBRARY_PATH, LIBPATH or SHLIB_PATH, depending on which operating system you're using).
You may also need to check your command search list (the PATH environment variable), since this was recommended in the error messages, and/or your CLASSPATH environment variable if using any Java-based components.
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