How to Connect the Oracle database in Windows environments?

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Summary: This tutorial will teach you how to connect Oracle Database instances in windows environments.


1)Need to find the DB name and home location if the same server has multiple databases running

2)Need to set the environments

3)connect the sqlplus utility.


1)Need to find the DB name and home location if the same server has multiple databases running

  • How to find the database name and database status at the os level?

2)Need to set the environments using the command line:



  • C:\Users\priya>set ORACLE_HOME=C:\app\priya\product\21c\dbhomeXE\dbs

  • C:\Users\priya>set ORACLE_SID=XE

  • C:\Users\priya>set PATH=C:\app\priya\product\21c\dbhomeXE\bin

3)connect the sqlplus utility.


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