Connect to sqlplus as sysdba
Hello,
Can somebody please tell me where can i configure that the user that connects to sqlplus doesn't need to provide password,
for eg. : sqlplus "/as sysdba" and you are connected, you are not prompted with password
If i want some user to be able to connect just like that , where do i set it?
Or is it just sys priviliges?
Thank you
as in all the manuals and all over the internet
the user mut be in th relevant os group
Originally Posted by
davey23uk
as in all the manuals and all over the internet
the user mut be in th relevant os group
Hi ,
I did all these steps:
1. Create the Windows user:
start --> settings --> control panel --> administrative tools --> computer management --> user
2. Add the new user to the Oracle group:
start --> settings --> control panel --> administrative tools --> computer management --> groups
3. Add user to OS Database Administrator:
start --> programs --> oracle home --> configuration and migration tools --> administration for windows NT --> OS database administrator
4. Add user to OS Database Operators:
start --> programs --> oracle home --> configuration and migration tools --> administration for windows NT --> OS database operators
5. Add user to OS Administrator:
start --> programs --> oracle home --> configuration and migration tools --> administration for windows NT --> OS administrator
6. Add user to OS Operators:
start --> programs --> oracle home --> configuration and migration tools --> administration for windows NT --> OS operators
7. Add os_authent_prefix=OPS$ to your initialization parameters (pfile or spfile) and bounce Oracle database, if necessary.
and i bounced the db
and i still can't connect to sqlplus without password
so i am trying sqlplus "/as userthaticreated"
nne of that is correct, you need to add them into the ORA_DBA group
Originally Posted by
davey23uk
nne of that is correct, you need to add them into the ORA_DBA group
I added to user to the dba_ora group
Originally Posted by
Poki
I added to user to the dba_ora group
well try adding them to the ORA_DBA group instead
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