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dbco for oracle

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Hi,

I need to create a connection to oracle using dbco.

What I don't know is what data I must put into the Conn.info field.

Can anybody help me?

Thanks in advance.

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Hi David,

You need to check out the file TNSNAMES.ORA or you can ask your Oracle admin.

http://erptechsup.wordpress.com/2008/03/04/db-connecting-to-external-database-using-dbco/

Thanks,

Shambu

Hi David,

You need to check out the file TNSNAMES.ORA or you can ask your Oracle admin.

http://erptechsup.wordpress.com/2008/03/04/db-connecting-to-external-database-using-dbco/

Thanks,

Shambu

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Hi David,

You need to check out the file TNSNAMES.ORA or you can ask your Oracle admin.

http://erptechsup.wordpress.com/2008/03/04/db-connecting-to-external-database-using-dbco/

Thanks,

Shambu

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Thanks Shambu for your help.

the local tnsnames.ora or the one in the server?

I've another question. Is it possible to do this connection in the abap code?

Thanks again.

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You should try with the local one.

I dont think it is possible to set connection parameters dynamically.

EXEC SQL.
  CONNECT TO 'Connection name in DBCO'
ENDEXEC.

Thanks,

Shambu