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Where to find host and port of oracle.

 
Vibha Verma
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I am trying to access Oracle 9.0.1.1 from my Java code ( I am using Netbeans IDE), but I need to provide host and port for the connection with Oracle. Could anybosy please help me where should I look for these parameters.

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If you can connect to that database via sqlplus from some computer,
then the following command from the system prompt might give you the info:

tnsping <databasename>

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