得到tnsnames.ora文件的位置 zz

Getting location of file tnsnames.ora by code
?   search the registry to determine the oracle client version
?   try to find the ORACLE_HOME
?   finally get the tnsnames from HOME
?   public enum OracleVersion
{
    Oracle9,
    Oracle10,
    Oracle0
};

private OracleVersion GetOracleVersion()
{
    RegistryKey rgkLM = Registry.LocalMachine;
    RegistryKey rgkAllHome = rgkLM.OpenSubKey(@"SOFTWARE\ORACLE\ALL_HOMES");

    /* 
     * 10g Installationen don't have an ALL_HOMES key
     * Try to find HOME at SOFTWARE\ORACLE\
     * 10g homes start with KEY_
     */
    string[] okeys = rgkLM.OpenSubKey(@"SOFTWARE\ORACLE").GetSubKeyNames();
    foreach (string okey in okeys)
    {
        if (okey.StartsWith("KEY_"))
            return OracleVersion.Oracle10;
    }

    if (rgkAllHome != null)
    {
        string strLastHome = "";
        object objLastHome = rgkAllHome.GetValue("LAST_HOME");
        strLastHome = objLastHome.ToString();
        RegistryKey rgkActualHome = Registry.LocalMachine.OpenSubKey(@"SOFTWARE\ORACLE\HOME" + strLastHome);
        string strOraHome = "";
        object objOraHome = rgkActualHome.GetValue("ORACLE_HOME");
        string strOracleHome = strOraHome = objOraHome.ToString();
        return OracleVersion.Oracle9;
    }
    return OracleVersion.Oracle0;
}

private string GetOracleHome()
{
    RegistryKey rgkLM = Registry.LocalMachine;
    RegistryKey rgkAllHome = rgkLM.OpenSubKey(@"SOFTWARE\ORACLE\ALL_HOMES");
    OracleVersion ov = this.GetOracleVersion();

    switch(ov)
    {
        case OracleVersion.Oracle10:
            {
                string[] okeys = rgkLM.OpenSubKey(@"SOFTWARE\ORACLE").GetSubKeyNames();
                foreach (string okey in okeys)
                {
                    if (okey.StartsWith("KEY_"))
                    {
                        return rgkLM.OpenSubKey(@"SOFTWARE\ORACLE\" + okey).GetValue("ORACLE_HOME") as string;
                    }
                }
                throw new Exception("No Oracle Home found");
            }
        case OracleVersion.Oracle9:
            {
                string strLastHome = "";
                object objLastHome = rgkAllHome.GetValue("LAST_HOME");
                strLastHome = objLastHome.ToString();
                RegistryKey rgkActualHome = Registry.LocalMachine.OpenSubKey(@"SOFTWARE\ORACLE\HOME" + strLastHome);
                string strOraHome = "";
                object objOraHome = rgkActualHome.GetValue("ORACLE_HOME");
                string strOracleHome = strOraHome = objOraHome.ToString();
                return strOraHome;
            }
        default:
            {
                throw new Exception("No supported Oracle Installation found");
            }
    }
}

public string GetTNSNAMESORAFilePath()
{
    string strOracleHome = GetOracleHome();
    if (strOracleHome != "")
    {
        string strTNSNAMESORAFilePath = strOracleHome + @"\NETWORK\ADMIN\TNSNAMES.ORA";
        if (File.Exists(strTNSNAMESORAFilePath))
        {
            return strTNSNAMESORAFilePath;
        }
        else
        {
            strTNSNAMESORAFilePath = strOracleHome + @"\NET80\ADMIN\TNSNAMES.ORA";
            if (File.Exists(strTNSNAMESORAFilePath))
            {
                return strTNSNAMESORAFilePath;
            }
            else
            {
                throw new SystemException("Could not find tnsnames.ora");
            }
        }
    }
    else
    {
        throw new SystemException("Could not determine ORAHOME");
    }
}
?
On Windows, the most likely locations are either %ORACLE_HOME%/network/admin or %TNS_ADMIN% (or the TNS_ADMIN registry setting). These two cover almost every installation.
Of course it is possible to have a working Oracle client without this file. Oracle has bewildering array of networking options, and there are plenty of ways to achieve a working setup with using TNSNAMES. Depending on what you are trying to achieve here, your first port of call might be the sqlnet.ora file, which is also found in %ORACLE_HOME%/network/admin. This should contain a line that looks something like this:
NAMES.DIRECTORY_PATH= (LDAP, TNSNAMES, HOSTNAME)
TNSNAMES means it will use the TNSNAMES.ora file (second in this case). LDAP and HOSTNAME are alternate ways of resolving the database. If there is no TNSNAMES the TNSNAMES.ora file will be ignored if it exists in the right place.
In C# / .NET this should get you the environment variables:
Environment.GetEnvironmentVariable("ORACLE_HOME");
Environment.GetEnvironmentVariable("TNS_ADMIN");
Under Windows you have to look into the registry HKLM\Software\Oracle - you will find there the oracle home path, just be aware there could be more than one oracle homes, Oracle allows to install more than one version each in its own home

List<string> logicalDrives = Directory.GetLogicalDrives().ToList();
            List<string> result = new List<string>();
            foreach (string drive in logicalDrives)
            {
                Console.WriteLine("Searching " + drive);
                DriveInfo di = new DriveInfo(drive);
                if(di.IsReady)
                    result = Directory.GetFiles(drive, "tnsnames.ora", SearchOption.AllDirectories).ToList();
                if (0 < result.Count) return;
            }
            foreach (string file in result) { Console.WriteLine(result); }