Re: SQR: cannot logon to the database

[Joe Johnson <JJohnson@AGCONSULT.COM>]

Curtis,

I'm using an SQR version 4 Language Reference book:

(SQR 5528) is an ODBC SQL error - ORACLE ORLON error 376 in cursor 0: means
the routine named ORLON has a (Oracle?) error #376 in the SQR cursor number
1 - there should be an error message from the database as well.

(SQR 4701)means that either the logon/connection information passed to the
database is incorrect or the database server is unavailable.

You might want to start by looking for an additional error message tied to
SQR 5528 and then checking your connection to the database - via SQL-Plus
or running another SQR.

HTH,

Joe Johnson




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Please help, I'm new at this so please bare with me.  I am getting the
following error when running a sqr program

(SQR 5528) ORACLE ORLON error 376 in cursor 0:

(SQR 4701) Cannot logon to the database.


Any ideas what is causing this and what are the sqr errors 5528 and 4701?