The software that Bi/Query uses to connect to the actual Data Warehouse database.
An Oracle product that works with an Oracle Server and enables two or more computers that run the Oracle Server or Oracle tools such as SQL*Forms to exchange data through a third-party network. SQL*Net supports distributed processing and distributed database capability. SQL*Net is an "open system" because it is independent of the communication protocol, and users can interface SQL*Net to many network environments.
The Oracle component that allows connections from a network into the Oracle RDBMS. SQL*Net supports many protocols; SQL*Net on any architecture can talk to SQL*Net on any other supported architecture.
SQL*Net is the Oracle client/server communication software that offers transparent operation to Oracle tools or databases over any type of network protocol and operating system.
Now called Net8. Net8 enables two or more computers that run the Oracle server to exchange data through a third-party network. It is independent of the communications protocol.
An Oracle product that works with the Oracle Server and enables two or more computers that run the Oracle RDBMS or Oracle tools such as SQL*Forms to exchange data through a network. SQL*Net supports distributed processing and distributed database capability. SQL*Net runs over and interconnects many communications protocols.
Oracle's Networking Software that allows remote data-access between user programs and databases, or among multiple databases. Applications and databases can be distributed physically to different machines and continue to communicate as if they were local. Based on the Transparent Network Substrate, a foundation network technology that provides a generic interface to all popular network protocols for connectivity throughout a network of applications. Uses a companion product (the MultiProtocol Interchange) to connect disparate networks.
