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Join Date: Aug 2008
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Hello everyone,
I have installed oracle 9i and iam unable to open sqlplus with scott and tiger. I tried many other usernames and passwords like system/manager, sys/sys as sysdba, sys/change_on_install but iam unable to login sqlplus. With scott/tiger, it is giving TNS protocal adapter error and with sys/sys as sysdba, it is showing invalid username and password. I need help. Reply me as soon as possible.
Thanx..
I have installed oracle 9i and iam unable to open sqlplus with scott and tiger. I tried many other usernames and passwords like system/manager, sys/sys as sysdba, sys/change_on_install but iam unable to login sqlplus. With scott/tiger, it is giving TNS protocal adapter error and with sys/sys as sysdba, it is showing invalid username and password. I need help. Reply me as soon as possible.
Thanx..
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Join Date: Dec 2006
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Hi
I guess when you performed the install you created a database? If not then use the Database Configuration Assistant to create the database.
If you did create a database at installation time then you would have been prompted to enter a password for SYS and SYSTEM.
If you are on windows check that the oracle services are running. Check that you have an entry in the tnsnames.ora file for your database and that the listener is running.
Once all that is in place you should be able to connect to Oracle.
Alistair
I guess when you performed the install you created a database? If not then use the Database Configuration Assistant to create the database.
If you did create a database at installation time then you would have been prompted to enter a password for SYS and SYSTEM.
If you are on windows check that the oracle services are running. Check that you have an entry in the tnsnames.ora file for your database and that the listener is running.
Once all that is in place you should be able to connect to Oracle.
Alistair
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Join Date: Oct 2008
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Is possible that the default password has been set: try sqlplus sys/CHANGE_ON _INSTALL as sysdba
Anyway you need to have the database listener ON. In Windows try to begin the service. In unix try $ORACLE_HOME/bin/dbstart.
As somebody says, if you try to access throught network connection, you need to configure listener.ora in $ORACLE_HOME/network/admin/listener.ora with the parameters you need and restart the database.
Hope it works.
Anyway you need to have the database listener ON. In Windows try to begin the service. In unix try $ORACLE_HOME/bin/dbstart.
As somebody says, if you try to access throught network connection, you need to configure listener.ora in $ORACLE_HOME/network/admin/listener.ora with the parameters you need and restart the database.
Hope it works.
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