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Originally Posted by BV1963
Can you connect to the database as a sysdba using sqlplus ?
YES
Originally Posted by BV1963
background_dump_dest
D:\ORACLE\PRODUCT\10.2.0\ADMIN\SPFDB\BDUMP
Originally Posted by BV1963
user_dump_dest
D:\ORACLE\PRODUCT\10.2.0\ADMIN\SPFDB\UDUMP
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I am out of ideas, ....
Is D:\ORACLE\PRODUCT\10.2.0\ADMIN\SPFDB\ADUMP is writeable?
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yes..the user I am using has been given complete admin rights on the box. Me too!! :( Yikes! What do I do? Thanx all for your help though... I wll post solution once I find it (if I find it).
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Originally Posted by budh
yes..the user I am using has been given complete admin rights on the box.
This is not what BV1963 asked.
On the other hand, when talking about privs you should be looking at Oracle account privs, not the privs you have.
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Originally Posted by PAVB
This is not what BV1963 asked.
On the other hand, when talking about privs you should be looking at Oracle account privs, not the privs you have.
This is excatly right, thanks PAVB! So , can you write to this dir? What if somebody made this directory read only?
BTW, are you logging in with the local account and domain account? Sometimes it creates a lot of confusion specifically if domaiin accout has the same name a local one.
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Domain account and the domain account is being used to execute the exp script and yes there it has read/write/execute writes on all necessary folders...
This account has been setup to use Windows Authentication. How does that differ from:
On the other hand, when talking about privs you should be looking at Oracle account privs, not the privs you have.
NOTE: this problem only started once I turned Auditing on. The script worked fine, before that
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Originally Posted by budh
Domain account and the domain account is being used to execute the exp script and yes there it has read/write/execute writes on all necessary folders...
This account has been setup to use Windows Authentication. How does that differ from:
NOTE: this problem only started once I turned Auditing on. The script worked fine, before that
It means that oracle session runs under oracle privs , not under your acct privs,therefore PAVB suggest that you should check if acct which is used for oracle server (service?) has all the right privs.
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