The answer depends on what O/S you are on.
Unix :
When the oracle software was installed you where asked about a Unix
group (normally called dba) that has privileges
this group is then compiled and linked into the Oracle executable.
When member of this group you can connect with "/ as sysdba" and
from there grant sysdba to the user
NT :
Since it is not possible to relink the code on NT the group is hard
coded to "ORA_DBA" on NT/W2K
When member of this group you can connect with "/ as sysdba" and
from there grant sysdba to the user
VMS :
Here it is a system logical that i don't remember the name off (
Michael / Mogens pleas help )
When having this logical set you can connect with "/ as sysdba" and
from there grant sysdba to the user
MVS :
Help ???????
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>Hi list
>
>When the system account needs the SYSDBA role granted , i simply connect as
>internal and grant that role to system.
>But the connect internal is obsolete in oracle 9i, so how do i grant the
>sysdba role to other accounts ??
>
>thanks
>
>
>vr. gr.
>g.g. kor
>rdw ict groningen
>
>
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