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  • David Rose
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    Oracle and Windows Server 2003

    Does the Oracle work with Windows Server 2003 and .NET? I am trying to run
    an ASP.NET app and keep getting the error "System.DllNotF oundException:
    Unable to load DLL (OraOps9.dll)". The dll in in the Oracle bin directory
    and I have relaxed permissions for ASP.NET and IUSR_machinenam e.

    This worked fine on Windows XP. I have downloaded all the latest patches
    for the client. Am I trying to do the impossible? Do I have to revert to
    XP?

    TIA

    David



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    • sybrandb@yahoo.com
      #2
      Re: Oracle and Windows Server 2003

      "David Rose" <drose2929@yaho o.comwrote in message news:<bo9a8e$ql o$1@bob.news.rc n.net>...
      Does the Oracle work with Windows Server 2003 and .NET? I am trying to run
      an ASP.NET app and keep getting the error "System.DllNotF oundException:
      Unable to load DLL (OraOps9.dll)". The dll in in the Oracle bin directory
      and I have relaxed permissions for ASP.NET and IUSR_machinenam e.
      >
      This worked fine on Windows XP. I have downloaded all the latest patches
      for the client. Am I trying to do the impossible? Do I have to revert to
      XP?
      >
      TIA
      >
      David
      There is a separate version of Oracle 9.2.0.1 for Winblows 2003.
      Which necessarily means that all the other versions are not guaranteed
      to work.
      You could easily have looked this up in the download section of any
      official Oracle site.

      Sybrand Bakker
      Senior Oracle DBA

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        • David Rose
          #3
          Re: Oracle and Windows Server 2003

          Sybrand,

          I got the client from:
          Oracle Software Downloads -Database -Oracle9iDatabas e
          Oracle9i Release 2 (9.2.0.1)
          Oracle9i Database Release 2 Enterprise/Standard/Personal/Client Edition
          for Windows Server 2003 (32-bit) New

          However, I installed the NT/2000/XP version first (the DBA told me that I
          could use the client I already downloaded for XP) and then uninstalled the
          XP version and did a reinstall with the above when it did not work. I had a
          suspicion that the reinstall went too fast, but I did not sit there watching
          it. Could it be that he reinstall did not replace files?

          I also have a dual boot system (XP is on the second partition - Oracle
          works(ed) fine there). Could that have caused a problem? I did the
          installs into two separate directories on a data drive, so there should not
          be a conflict. They are independent of each other.

          I am going to do an uninstall again, this time deleting the whole oracle
          directory. Then I shall install Oracle on the C: (W2K3 drive) instead of on
          the data drive (that drive is used by both operating systems). Do you have
          any other things that I should look out for?

          Thanks.

          David


          <sybrandb@yahoo .comwrote in message
          news:a1d154f4.0 311050028.7886d 7a3@posting.goo gle.com...
          "David Rose" <drose2929@yaho o.comwrote in message
          news:<bo9a8e$ql o$1@bob.news.rc n.net>...
          Does the Oracle work with Windows Server 2003 and .NET? I am trying to
          run
          an ASP.NET app and keep getting the error "System.DllNotF oundException:
          Unable to load DLL (OraOps9.dll)". The dll in in the Oracle bin
          directory
          and I have relaxed permissions for ASP.NET and IUSR_machinenam e.

          This worked fine on Windows XP. I have downloaded all the latest
          patches
          for the client. Am I trying to do the impossible? Do I have to revert
          to
          XP?

          TIA

          David
          >
          There is a separate version of Oracle 9.2.0.1 for Winblows 2003.
          Which necessarily means that all the other versions are not guaranteed
          to work.
          You could easily have looked this up in the download section of any
          official Oracle site.
          >
          Sybrand Bakker
          Senior Oracle DBA

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            • David Rose
              #4
              Re: Oracle and Windows Server 2003

              Sybrand,

              To append to my other post...

              It seems that the "Oracle9i Database Release 2
              Enterprise/Standard/Personal/Client Edition for Windows Server 2003 (32-bit)
              New" download is a patch, so I believe that I installed it correctly over
              the 9.2.0.1 release. Is this true?

              I used the 2.2 installer (at the present time I do not have access to
              Metalink, but I can get access if necessary). Could that be the problem?

              David

              <sybrandb@yahoo .comwrote in message
              news:a1d154f4.0 311050028.7886d 7a3@posting.goo gle.com...
              "David Rose" <drose2929@yaho o.comwrote in message
              news:<bo9a8e$ql o$1@bob.news.rc n.net>...
              Does the Oracle work with Windows Server 2003 and .NET? I am trying to
              run
              an ASP.NET app and keep getting the error "System.DllNotF oundException:
              Unable to load DLL (OraOps9.dll)". The dll in in the Oracle bin
              directory
              and I have relaxed permissions for ASP.NET and IUSR_machinenam e.

              This worked fine on Windows XP. I have downloaded all the latest
              patches
              for the client. Am I trying to do the impossible? Do I have to revert
              to
              XP?

              TIA

              David
              >
              There is a separate version of Oracle 9.2.0.1 for Winblows 2003.
              Which necessarily means that all the other versions are not guaranteed
              to work.
              You could easily have looked this up in the download section of any
              official Oracle site.
              >
              Sybrand Bakker
              Senior Oracle DBA

                Comment

                • sybrandb@yahoo.com
                  #5
                  Re: Oracle and Windows Server 2003

                  "David Rose" <drose2929@yaho o.comwrote in message news:<bob13n$me o$1@bob.news.rc n.net>...
                  Sybrand,
                  >
                  To append to my other post...
                  >
                  It seems that the "Oracle9i Database Release 2
                  Enterprise/Standard/Personal/Client Edition for Windows Server 2003 (32-bit)
                  New" download is a patch, so I believe that I installed it correctly over
                  the 9.2.0.1 release. Is this true?
                  >
                  I used the 2.2 installer (at the present time I do not have access to
                  Metalink, but I can get access if necessary). Could that be the problem?
                  >
                  David
                  >
                  <sybrandb@yahoo .comwrote in message
                  news:a1d154f4.0 311050028.7886d 7a3@posting.goo gle.com...
                  "David Rose" <drose2929@yaho o.comwrote in message
                  news:<bo9a8e$ql o$1@bob.news.rc n.net>...
                  Does the Oracle work with Windows Server 2003 and .NET? I am trying to
                  run
                  an ASP.NET app and keep getting the error "System.DllNotF oundException:
                  Unable to load DLL (OraOps9.dll)". The dll in in the Oracle bin
                  directory
                  and I have relaxed permissions for ASP.NET and IUSR_machinenam e.
                  >
                  This worked fine on Windows XP. I have downloaded all the latest
                  patches
                  for the client. Am I trying to do the impossible? Do I have to revert
                  to
                  XP?
                  >
                  TIA
                  >
                  David
                  There is a separate version of Oracle 9.2.0.1 for Winblows 2003.
                  Which necessarily means that all the other versions are not guaranteed
                  to work.
                  You could easily have looked this up in the download section of any
                  official Oracle site.

                  Sybrand Bakker
                  Senior Oracle DBA
                  David,

                  The correct installation procedure is described in
                  Invalid URL
                  http://download-uk.oracle.com/docs/html/B10924_01/toc.htm

                  Obviously this version is a patch and you need to install it on top of
                  an existing Oracle installation, using a newer version of the
                  installer.
                  Usually the installation procedures are sound and should be followed
                  to the letter.

                  Regards
                  Sybrand Bakker
                  Senior Oracle DBA

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