Re: You have no oracle clients installed

 Message from: sumit 

Follow this :-  http://celemotan.wordpress.com/2008/10/22/instantclient/ 

U will be done... i have successfully used toad on windows 7

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Author: sumit
Date: Fri Sep 30 01:21:12 PDT 2011
Follow this :-  http://celemotan.wordpress.com/2008/10/22/instantclient/ 

U will be done... i have successfully used toad on windows 7
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Author: Steve Booth
Date: Fri May 27 06:27:48 PDT 2011




 

At this point in time, it IS Friday!

Let me see... how did I start off?

    Control Data CompAss (Comprehensive Assembly Language). Reading Core Dumps
    (My day job). Operating Systems: NOS and NOS/BE. Wrote parts of NOS. Control
    Data went belly up in 1990's. I was long gone by then.

    VAX 11/780 Sys Admin

    and - for variety - A bit of 6502 Assembly Language Coding on the side...

    Since then: PL/I, JYACC, Paradox for DOS, Paradox for Windows, C, C++, Perl,
    Java, .Net and, of course, PL/SQL.

Talk about a stroll down memory lane...   good thing in disguise J
Nah, wxWidgets or QT. :-)
C++ sorts the men from the boys!

Cheers,
Norm.


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Author: Jeff Smith
Date: Thu May 26 05:34:05 PDT 2011




 

I did, didn’t I? I was thinking about the file thing before..sorry about
that.


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Author: Bert Scalzo
Date: Thu May 26 05:31:35 PDT 2011




 

You most clearly said: plus having better performance in the ER Diagrams and
Code Road Maps…might help


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Author: Bert Scalzo
Date: Thu May 26 05:30:54 PDT 2011




 

NTFS with default block size allows files to about 32.5 GB – and Toad can
create files that big on export and save as. We do not keep it all in memory
unless you’re an idot and turn on the option to put all that’s
dumped into the grid (i.e. memory). So again , find a real reason and not just
the hype.


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Author: Jeff Smith
Date: Thu May 26 05:29:06 PDT 2011




 

Running out of memory building larger files surely has something to do with
larger addressable spaces? Never said it would be faster…


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Author: Bert Scalzo
Date: Thu May 26 05:27:25 PDT 2011




 

Hmmm – so dot net or move to Mac/Linux – maybe that’s been a
good thing in disguise J


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Author: Bert Scalzo
Date: Thu May 26 05:25:25 PDT 2011




 

To date most 64-bit apps are lucky if they are as fast as their 32-bit
predecessors. And I’m being generous in saying that nicely. Plus 64-bit
apps like office 2010 have lots of known caveats their 32-bit ancestors do not.
So to say faster or better because twice the bits is just plain wrong. As for
building huge export files or spreadsheets does not require the oracle client or
toad to be 64-bit. If you have 64-bit Excel then toad can build bigger
spreadsheets – but that has nothing to do with toad or sql*net.

Don’t get me wrong I love 64-bit Windows and Linux. I’ve been doing
64-bit since the first day WinXP 64 was available. The only legit issue was back
then did the installers and apps handle the parens in the file names. The only
real benefit is that a 64-bit OS can host lots more open apps without swapping
or paging. As for the apps, 99.9% really offer little improvement in 32 vs 64
bits. Maybe multimedia apps and such since the items they work with are so big
in nature.

So don’t get caught up in the hype. Find legit reasons for needing 64-bit
before demanding it J


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Author: Gregory Liss
Date: Thu May 26 05:25:07 PDT 2011




 

Borland dumped all dev tools to Code Gear which was eventually eaten by
Embarcadero. Now Borland has been eaten by MicroFocus.   Please guide me.

Ok, I'm assuming that you have installed a 64 bit Oracle client. Toad is
developed in Delphi, and at the moment, Delphi only produces 32 bit
applications. I'm sure that soon there will be a 64 bit offering.

This means that Toad cannot link to 64 bit Oracle Clients, so you need
to install a 32 bit Oracle client for now. This can be Instant Client,
if you don't wish to install a full 32 bit client.


Cheers,
Norm. [TeamT]


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Author: Kiran Jagannath
Date: Thu May 26 01:30:30 PDT 2011
 I have the following configurations and I am facing the "You have  no Oracle Clients ?Installed" and the "You do not have any Oralce Homes installed" Error:

Windows 7 Professional 64 Bit
Oracle 10g Client
Toad Version 9.6.1.1

Please guide me. 
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Author: Patchanee
Date: Sat Feb 26 06:04:06 PST 2011
 You might probably fixed your problem already. But I will post this anyway, it might be useful for someone else too.
I just got the same problem. Actually my Toad has been working fine for a long time
and suddenly it stoped working with the same message. And I found out that it conflicts with program Fence by Stardock. After I uninstall Fence, the message is gone. And it works fine.

Patchanee.   http://damir-vadas.blogspot.com   http://damir-vadas.blogspot.com  
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Author: arkelaroo
Date: Sat Nov 21 13:27:49 PST 2009
Hi Jeff,

Thanks for your reply. I tried what you suggested but when I click on this elipses I get the following error message from TOAD:

"You do not have any Oracle homes installed!"

I definitely do have an Oracle home installed and can see this clearly defined as a registry entry. I also have checked that the value of my Oracle home is accurately reflected in my PATH variable.

Do you have any other suggestions?

Thank you so much for your assistance and advice.

Sincerely,

Andrew.


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Author: Jeff Smith
Date: Sat Nov 21 12:06:13 PST 2009
On the connection screen for toad, at the bottom, you should see a dropdown control that shows your installed oracle clients/oracle homes.  Guessing it's empty for you...

To the right of that is an ellipsis ... button.  Click on that.  Toad will attempt to diagnose your installation issue.

Could be your PATH isn't upated to include OCI.DLL or maybe Toad can't find your TNSNames.ORA file.

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Author: arkelaroo
Date: Fri Nov 20 18:18:42 PST 2009
Hello. I am sure this question has come up numerous times so I apologize in advance for asking this. I have Oracle 10g installed (10.2.0.4) and TOAD 9.0. I have running Oracle instances and can access them on this system via SQLPLUS with no issue. When I start up TOAD I get the error message: "You have no Oracle clients installed."

I have verified that I have an Oracle_Home set in the registry. I have found no way to correct this problem. I would be extremely grateful if someone could point me in the right direction.

Thank you in advance.

Andrew.




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