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Both these support their own proprietary clients but also support using a standard Microsoft RDP compatible client. A Microsoft RDP client could be a normal app running as normal under Mac OS X or it could be built-in to a dedicated real 'Thin Client' device, or of course using the built-in RDP client that is in Windows. How to install Oracle Instant Client Version 12.1.0.2 (64-bit) on a Mac (OS X 10.11.5) I have downloaded version 12.1.0.2 (64-bit) version and unzipped the file. I now have the following files under /downloads/instantclient. The term 'Thin Client' usually means a stripped down box which has no operating system or applications itself and runs all of these from a session on a server. A 'Thin Client' is typically used in conjunction with a 'Terminal Server'. This is all also typically associated with Windows servers and sessions. What many people maybe unaware of is that yes in theory this is possible in a pure Mac environment. Edit your Omnis xcomp/ini/damora.ini file. In order to use Oracle Instant Client in 'thin client mode' you must ensure that ORACLEHOME is not set. Leaving this entry in your damora.ini file prompts the client library to behave as a 'fat client'. Is there a way to setup a thin client for Apple OSX server? I have Ncomputing but there device does not support apple any ideas? This is going to be setup in a library that can have up to 8 people access The Apple OSX Server at once.

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Sometimes it’s time to upgrade. So the I decided to add the oracle 12c thin client to my mac a couple of weeks ago. Yes I know, I was very happy with the oldy-but-goodie 10g version, but ok.

The 12c instant client is very easy to install. I remember it took quite some time to install the 10g version, so happy about that. Unzipping the zipfiles, 2 symlinks and then a bit personal config in my .profile. So far so good.

But as soon as I started to use it, I was unable to connect to databases which had the SEC_CASE_SENSITIVE_LOGON parameter on true (the default) and I recommend keeping it that way. 2 weeks ago Oracle released a new version of their instant client and this problem is fixed!
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