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![]() ![]() Connect to 2 Oracle instances simultaneously? |
Can an APPX application accesses files residing in two different Oracle instances (two different ORACLE_SID)?
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. => When you use an Oracle client, there exists a set of Oracle defined environment variables that let you select the desired instance. You can run an Oracle shell script 'oraenv', it will ask you a couple of questions, and set the environment variables accordingly. Or, you can use the APPX_ORACLE_CONNECT environment variable in an Appx startup script. It passes a standard Oracle Connect string to Oracle.
If you're running APPX/Server, you can't dynamically change environment variables for each client coming in, so you must set up a separate APPX/Server port# for each set of instance-specifying environment variables under which you want your users to run.
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