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What is TNS File
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Answer / s.gousalya
TNS stands for TRANSPARENT NETWORK SUBSTRATE.
it is sql*net configuration file that defines datbases
address for establishing connection to them.
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Answer / saravana pandian
it is sql*net configuration file, that is used to define
datbases address for establishing connection to them.
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Answer / suvendu boity
TNS stands for Transparent Network Substrate.it means that's the software Oracle uses to manage connections usuing this TNS.
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Answer / kumar
transparent network substrate for establishing connection
to them.
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Answer / noor alam
It stands for Transparent Network Substrate. which is mainly responsible for connection with the oracle engine.
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Answer / naresh kumar
Transparent Network Substrate (TNS) is an Oracle computer networking technology that allows peer-to-peer connectivity where no machine-level connectivity can occur. It provides a user-transparent layer that enables a heterogeneous network consisting of different protocols to function as a homogeneous network. TNS forms a transparent layer to which different network protocols can connect. It provides a network of applications above the existing networks of computers.
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Answer / shrikant
TNS (Transparent Network Substrate) is Oracle's networking
architecture. TNS provides a uniform application interface
to enable network applications to access the underlying
network protocols transparently.
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