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Hi,
Can any one please let me know how can I connect as Sysdba or Sysoper.
I tried connecting Sys/sys as Sysdba, Got insifficient priviliges, then connect Internal/Oracle as sysdba same error.
Can any one please let me know how to connect as Sysdba.
I changed the password of Sys to Sys and Internal still has Oracle... I am asking to use personally on Oracle personal 8.0.5
Thanks in advance.
Which OS of your system?
If your system is Unix, your login account must be in DBA group as you want to connect as sysdba.
Am I solve your question?
Eric
I'm not sure,
but I guess you are on remote and
this have someting to do with your
remote_login_passwordfile = exclusive
in init.ora
ericchan is right ...
if your in the unix "dba" group simply ...
At the unix prompt(as "oracle" user - "dba" group):
%sqlplus /nolog
Now your at the SQL prompt:
SQL> connect / as sysdba
If your having this problem it sounds like you should invest 40 bucks in a good Oracle book.
Cheers,
Roger
Sorry Guys, I am in win Millenium... using Oracle Personal 8
I tried in Server Manager but did not let me in as SysDba..
Thanks in Advance
Hi,
first connect internal and then grant sysdba and sysoper to sys.OK and then try to connect sys /XXX as sysdba.Now u will be able to connect as sysdba ok.for confirmation check in v$pw_file view.ok/.
Cheers,
Vinod Kumar.
"insifficient priviliges..."
makes me think your password file is missing or is not at the correct location. For Windows it should be in --
Oracle_Home\database folder and should be named as pwdSID.ora
Then try connecting as sys with the password you specified at the time of password file creation.
I am assuming that you are connecting from the database server itself (not the client)
You should be part of the ORA_DBA group in Windows NT if you wish to connect as sysdba without the password --
connect / as sysdba
For Remote authentication you will also need to set the --
sqlnet.authentication_services = (NTS)
in the sqlnet.ora on both client and server side
- Rajeev