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Status : Failure -Test failed: no ocijdbc11 in java.library.path
I downloaded SQL Developer 4.0.2 (64bit) and I am new to the Oracle environment. I am looking create a database using SQL Developer but every time I try to create a connection I receive the the following error "Status : Failure -Test failed: no ocijdbc11 in java.library.path". I did some searching online but all suggestions I tried did not work. For Connection type I am using Local/Bequeath and I am using OS Authentication. Note I get the same error independent whether I use Linux or Windows additionally I tried older versions of SQL Developer which yielded the same error. Please inform me if additional details is needed.
Answers
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are you trying to create a database, or create a database connection?
does a non-bequeath or non-OS authent connection work?
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My goal is to create a database on my local machine. So I am creating a new connection. I have attempted to use Basic in the connection type field but this just returns another error. That error reads " Status : Failure - Test failed IO Error: The Network Adapter could not establish the connection'. For Hostname I used the default localhost and for port number I used 1521(this is also the default).
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My goal is to create a database on my local machine. So I am creating a new connection. I have attempted to use Basic in the connection type field but this just returns another error. That error reads " Status : Failure - Test failed IO Error: The Network Adapter could not establish the connection'. For Hostname I used the default localhost and for port number I used 1521(this is also the default).
Well - that is confusing.
You can't 'connect' to a database until AFTER you create the database.
So if you haven't created it yet create the database. Then connect to it.
I am looking create a database using SQL Developer
To do that you have to have already installed Oracle. Then if you don't have a database you have to connect as SYSDBA using the SYS account and create the database.
It is easier to just create a database as part of the installation of Oracle. Why don't you do that?
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This sounds like my problem here:
https://community.oracle.com/thread/3569569
What do you have for Tools > Preferences > Database > Advanced? Specifically under "Use Oracle Client"?
