06-27-2011
As I recall, it is configured via environment, so .profile is fair game to support all oracle products launched in the session, like SQL*PLUS or PRO-C compiled applications.
Configuring SQL*Plus
You can connect without tnsnames.ora, by putting the right section on the command line or wherever appropriate, but why? Get a copy of the file.
Ask Tom "How to connect SQLPlus without tnsnames..."
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