hi, u might hav got ans. already
anyways .. there is package
dbms_utility.port_string


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"Agarwal Ashish "
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Subject: How to know the o/s for a remote database
04-08-2004 10:33 AM





Hi,

Which Data dictionary view will tell me the o/s on which our remote databse
is running?

Or is there any other way to know this?

Thanks
Ashish
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