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Old 12-03-2013
Linux and Oracle
Hi Gurus,

I am having linux in virtual machine and oracle in windows machine.

Is there possibilities to make the linux OS to interact with Oracle.

Note: I want to interact with the database objects using BASH shell scripting.

Please guide me.
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Old 12-03-2013
If you have the Oracle client installed on your Linux VM then you can use sqlplus.

EDIT: Your network connectivity & Oracle tnsnames or whatever would also need to be set up to allow the two boxes to talk to each other on the appropriate port as well, of course.
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Old 12-03-2013
And you have to install the oracle client on the linux box, first.
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