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jm1 Did you connect to the oracle server using SID from SQL Developer and did it connect? If you look at the screen short of ReadyAPI, it says SID.
Usually the SQL Developer will have options to connect using either Service Name or SID. Not sure of ReadyAPI if that has both the options.
Hope below link might help!
- jm12 years agoOccasional Contributor
Hello nmrao
If I understand you correctly.
I can and have been connecting to the DB through SQL Developer through SID and not service name. However, doing the same with ReadyAPI has not yet worked for me which is my current issue. I have read though your insightful link about SID vs Service name but still am unsure where to proceed.
Thanks.- nmrao2 years agoChampion Level 3If same connection string or connection details worked from SQL Developer
of your machine, then i don't see why ReadyAPI failing to connect. Strange. - KarelHusa2 years agoChampion Level 2
jm1,
if you are still getting the ORA-12514 error most probable cause seems to be some difference in your configuration. Often it's some tiny detail that can be easily overlooked.
Regarding the version mismatch, could you check your target database version (not the SQL Developer version) and compare it with the list of supported DB versions by ojdbc11?
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