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Assuming the Oracle server is running, you have an account, and that
the environment variables ORACLE_SID, ORACLE_HOME are set, you
can login to Oracle by invoking db_open/1 as:
| ?- db_open(oracle(name, passwd)).
If the login is successful, there will be a response of yes.
To reach a remote server you can use:
| ?- db_open(oracle('name@dblink', passwd)).
where dblink is the protocol, machine and server instance name.
For example,
SCOTT@T:compserv1gw:INST tells the runtime system we
want to contact an oracle server instance whose ORACLE_SID is
INST on the host compserv1gw using the TCP/IP protocol.
To disconnect from the current session use:
| ?- db_close.
Baoqiu Cui
2000-04-23