Sami
You have to set ORACLE_SID to your instance name, The oracle software
can not gues the name of the instance.
You can set the ORACLE_SID in the registey, the global -, the local -
or the the local session enviroment.
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Hi Murray
I'm running Win 2000.
Does anyone have information about salaries in Denver? I looked at salary.com and saw
the median
salary was $72K. Does anyone have any opinions?
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Saminathan:
Try setting the REMOTE_LOGIN_PASSWORDFILE = TRUE.
Before bouncing the database, create the password file with the orapasswd
utility and assign a password. Then in the database, alter the SYS userid
to use the same password as in the file. Then bounce the database. Then
try sqlplus
Are you running on NT or Windows 2000? If so, make sure both the TNSListener
service and the OracleServiceSID are running.
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Hi Murray
I'm running Win 2000.
1)OracleServiceSID is running.
2)But why do i need listener? I'm not going to use connect string.
Thanks
Sami
Murray,
