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Can't acces my CentOS/oracle 11g database

Posted May 14, 2017 2.8k views
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When I try to connect with TOAD this appears:
TNSADMIN environment variable is not defined
EZCONNECT is not the first naming method in NAMES.DIRECTORYPATH which may conflict with other naming methods specified.

Plus I do not know what to put on the service name section

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hansen May 14, 2017

Hi @javierruiz
You’re probably better off asking in a Oracle forum, but when I searched a bit, it seems like you’re probably missing the Oracle path from $PATH:
https://dba.stackexchange.com/questions/22739/oracle-11g-r2-standard-edition-installation-set-environment-variable-path-and

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rcastroa May 15, 2017

The TNSADMIN environment variable is used to specify the directory location for the tnsnames.ora file. The TNSADMIN environment variable can be defined in the following ways:

For UNIX users, the order in which Oracle searches locations for Oracle Net files like sqlnet.ora and tnsnames.ora are in this order:

  1. $HOME for hidden files only (i.e., .sqlnet.ora and .tnsnames.ora)
  2. $TNS_ADMIN
  3. $HOME
  4. /etc or /var/opt/oracle (depends on platform)
  5. $ORACLE_HOME/network/admin

Don’t hesitate to contact me if you have any trouble !

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