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ORA-12560: TNS:protocol adapter error after successful installation of 18 xe

SullivanKMar 16 2019 — edited Mar 19 2019

Hi,

I installed 18 XE on windows 10, but get this error when I try to login via cmd. I installed it via the installation wizard and left every setting on default. Already tried restarting, uninstalling and reinstalling.

After reading Receive ORA-12560 TNS:protocol adapter error with XE 18c / Windows I tried changing my windows environment settings but did not find any for Oracle, which is weird right?

Also, with Oracle 11xe i was used to having 4 windows services and now I only see two: a recovery service and listener. Is that normal?

thanks,

Sullivan
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User_CXJFI

This would be incredibly helpful. Being able to pick a delimiter would solve the problem for me - it's a pain to process the CSV files right now as the data I'm querying seems to always strings with commas. Since I can't get the preview window to display all rows nor the size of the result set by default, I end up exporting every result set but have to do further processing in order to use it due to the comma limitations.

User_WRSVZ

+1 Being able to change the delimiter would be VERY helpful. Also being able to define the text identifier for the CSV would also be helpful.

Thanks all for the feedback about CSV delimiters. This is on our list of future features.

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Hi,
We just released version 19.3.4 which adds 2 settings for CSV delimiters and string encapsulation. Could you please try it out and let me know what you think?

Bjego
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Looks good thank you!

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