Hi,
We are connecting Universe with SQL server 2005 and Oracle 10g. While connecting with SQL it is working fine. But while connecting the same woth Oracle 10g, it is throwing “DBD: ORA-12154: TNS:could not resolve the connect identifier specified”. I have googled and installed oracle client and modify the tnsnames.ora with proper credentials. I am able to log in and access data fromt he client to Server. But still, while I am trying to connect universe, I am getitng the same error.
I am using Boxi 3.1 and Win 7
Any help is greatly appreciated.
Regards,
Arup
Reg oracle everything is fine. tns entry is fine. Able to do tnsping properly. Even able to access oracle server data using this TNS. This error is giving only while I am trying to connect universe.
I have installed BOXI 3.1 SP3 but still it is giving the same error. Also in tnsnames.ora, server ip address has been mentioned as host name, still no luch. Same error repeating.
I am using my system as bo server and there also I am getting the same prob. Also, while trying to connect other BO server (where oracle client is installed), getting the same error.
You’ve installed BOXI3.1 locally on a Windows 7 desktop then applied SP3?
Now you’re trying to connect to an Oracle database on a different server or the same server?
I have got a solution, though I have not tested it yet.
I need to reinstall BOXI to some different location (not in program files x86 folder), because Oracle has some problem with this.
Else, we need to install Oracle client fixpack 4(I have not found it in internet).
Will try and update you. If you will try, then please update me.
I’m have the same problem, my client Boxi 3.1 SP3 in win 64bits 7 is not working, he can not connect to Oracle, but it’s mine IDE PLSQL Developer, works normally.
Do you have the 32-bit Oracle client installed or the 64-bit client? BOXI only works with the 32-bit client. What part of BOXI cannot connect? Designer? Webi?
I experienced the same TNS error when trying to create a universe -based query though the Rich Client.
I resolved the issue by:
seting up the TNSNAMES.ORA file (maybe not necessary but I did it anyway).
I was running Windows 7, so then under Computer–>Properties–> Advanced system settings–>Environment Variables, I created a New user defined environment variable
Variable: ORACLE_HOME
Value: C:\Oracle\11.2.0\client_1_x86 (or whatever the path is to your oracle client)
After I restarted the machine queries in Webi and Deski seem to be working.