From: wfoneill@bellsouth.net   
      
   Thanks Pedro.  I'll give it a try.  Would you believe with all the   
   documentation that Oracle gives you, I couldn't find this info.  Maybe,   
   they(Oracle) feels you should just automatically know this!!!   
      
   "Pedro Lopes"  wrote in message   
   news:newscache$yxqq3i$v6i$1@newsfront4.netvisao.pt...   
   > The listener.ora and tnsnames.ora still in ORACLE_HOME/network/admin/   
   > ...   
   > The EM in 10g is web based...  go to a shell   
   > and type:   
   >   
   > emctl status dbconsole   
   >   
   > you can try to start it typing   
   >   
   > emctl start dbconsole   
   >   
   > you can check in the ORACLE_HOME directoty for a folder named   
   > _   
   > if you dont't see any folder.. try to run DBCA to configure the EM (web   
   > based). Most of the features moved here. Some still in the Java Console   
   > (spatial, replication and a few more), but for this you'll need to install   
   > it from the companion CD.   
   >   
   > hope it helps   
   >   
   > pedro   
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   >   
   > William F. O'Neill wrote:   
   >> I have just upgraded my Oracle db from 9i to 10g.  Of course, the   
   >> installation did not go straightforward.  Does 10g use a TNSNAMES.ora & a   
   >> LISTNER.ORA FILE.  If so, where should they be placed in the new   
   >> directory tree of Oracle10?  Also, when I had 9i, I called EM with the   
   >> following: C:\oracle\ora90\bin\oemapp.bat console.  How do I call EM with   
   >> Oracle 10g?   
      
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