Yes you are right when using SQL*Plus.

(/) has e meaning of "run the script", or GO in MSSQL, and you have to use it at the end in order to...

The character that is making a problem is (;)

It is used in Oracle when you make a script to end a command.

The problem is that some of the Oracle tools...

I don't really understand the outcome of this environment and all additional requirements for the system, but let me try to give some directions.

1. I think you can still use...

U svako vreme sto se Oracle tice.

Any time for Oracle hints.

Looks like a regional settings problem.

Compare Regional Setting in control panel and NLS_parametars in the Oracle Home in registry on the PC where it works and on the one where...

As far as I remember till Oracle 9i there were Runtime and Administrator preset types of client installation.

For basic SQL Net connection you need Runtime.

For exp/imp, SQLLoader utilities or Management...

Hi,

With Oracle you always do like this, first you Google and then you reed a lot.

There is never a strait answer, even for the simplest task.

I am sending you few...

From Oracle side you have two options:

Oracle Transparency Gateway for SQL Server, which provide more functionalities at high cost. As the name state it should provide transparency, like you are...

From Oracle side there are few possibilities.

First you could use direct call to Oracle Listener, which I think knows how to handle SSL connections. This would be ODBC connection of...