Ah, makedsn() is not "smart" -- its simply a glorified string
substitution method so it takes what you give it so if you want it to
contain HOST=3D172.16.0.80 then specify that in your makedsn() call as
in
dsn =3D cx_Oracle.makedsn("172.16.0.80", 1521, "TRAIN")
which will yield
'(DESCRIPTION=3D(ADDRESS_LIST=3D(ADDRESS=3D(PROTOCOL=3DTCP)(HOST=3D172.16.0=
.80)(PORT=3D1521)))(CONNECT_DATA=3D(SID=3DTRAIN)))'
Hope that helps.
On 11/6/05, Paul Watson <pw...@re...> wrote:
> > Hmm, I'm not sure exactly what you think the problem is. From your
> > demo below the dsn produced by your call to makedsn() looks just fine.
> > Can you indicate what you were expecting to happen?
>
> Sorry. I guess that it is less than obvious that my hostname (pwatson) i=
s not the IP address of the Oracle host.
>
> I was expecting makedns() to contain 'HOST=3D172.16.0.80' which is the ad=
dress of the Oracle engine server, not my local IP address.
>
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