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  • dance
    #1

    TNS:protocol adapter error

    Could someone help this novice with this error. During the install
    process I created a DB I called MyDataB. It seemed to install without
    any errors. Then I tried using the GUI to configure it and I get

    TNS:protocol adapter error

    Is it possible something did not get installed correclty or am I doing
    something wrong.
    thsnks for any help.
    dan

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    • Ana C. Dent
      #2
      Re: TNS:protocol adapter error

      dance wrote:
      Could someone help this novice with this error. During the install
      process I created a DB I called MyDataB. It seemed to install without
      any errors. Then I tried using the GUI to configure it and I get
      >
      TNS:protocol adapter error
      >
      Is it possible something did not get installed correclty or am I doing
      something wrong.
      thsnks for any help.
      dan
      >
      yes or yes; are the short answers

      No OS or OS version mentioned.
      No specific version of Oracle mentioned.
      No name of exactly which/what "GUI" is being used/abused.

      My crystal ball is broken.

      So it appears you expect us (TINU) to guess as possible
      solutions for you. I don't think so!


      You're On Your Own (YOYO)!

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        • Hans Forbrich
          #3
          Re: TNS:protocol adapter error

          dance wrote:
          >
          Could someone help this novice with this error. During the install
          process I created a DB I called MyDataB. It seemed to install without
          any errors. Then I tried using the GUI to configure it and I get
          >
          TNS:protocol adapter error
          >
          Is it possible something did not get installed correclty or am I doing
          something wrong.
          thsnks for any help.
          dan
          Some assumptions:

          1) Something is installed,
          2) On an operating system

          I would guess the answer to 1) is 'a database', and further I'd guess
          that the database is one of the downloadable versions of Oracle.

          I would further guess that, since you assume we know what you are doing,
          the you have installed this on a Windows platform. Since you were able
          to created a database, likely you have completed some form of install.

          If any of these guesses are right, I would suggest you might want to go
          back to http://otn.oracle.com/obe/start/index.html - that is an Oracle
          Karaoke "follow the bouncing ball, to have a successful install" site.
          There are a lot of follow up examples there as well.

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