The application is successfully packaged with the Oracle client.

Oracle clients often need to be installed during program creation. If there are many client terminals, this will be a very troublesome task. On the one hand, we need to arrange our applications, on the other hand, it is difficult to install the Oracle client, and to configure the net easy on the Oracle client.

For this reason, I have studied for a long time, and now I have finally achieved the ability to package the Oracle client and the application, and use the program to configure NET EASY, two younger siblings asked me how to package the client and configure net easy with a program two days ago. I will talk about it here today.

Due to time issues, we can only talk about client packaging today. I will talk about another problem in the next article.

1. Problems to be aware of during packaging:

A. files to be packaged.

B. Modify the registry.

C. How to Set environment variables.

D. Tools used in packaging.

2. Package the file to be used:

First, find a machine with Oracle installed and pack the following files. To ensure normal Oracle access, we need to keep the original directory structure unchanged.

A. All DLL, IMP. EXE, EXP. EXE, SQLPLUS. EXE, and SQLPLUSW. EXE under $ ORACLE_HOME \ BIN. ($ ORACLE_HOME refers to the main directory of ORACLE, for example, D: \ ORACLE \ ORA8I ).

B. Package all the three directories under the $ ORACLE_HOME \ network directory: Admin, mesg, and tnsapi.

C. $ ORACLE_HOME \ ocommon \ nls directory.

D. $ ORACLE_HOME \ oracore \ mesg directory.

E. Two directories under $ ORACLE_HOME \ sqlplus: admin and mesg.

3. How to modify the registry:

We can copy the Oracle information in the registry of the machine with Oracle. Copy all.

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