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Hi.
There is a known bug in Oracle when u try to query against v$pwfile_users.
In order to see the contents of v$pwfile_users fire the following query.Login in svrmgr or sqlplus as sys as sysdba and enter the following query
svrmgr> select * from v$pwfile_users order by 1;
U can see whether password is present by looking in dbs directory.Oracle creates a password file in $ORACLE_HOME/dbs directory with the name passwd.ora
If u want to create a password file use the follwoing syntax.
In UNIX
$orapwd file= password= entries=n
In Windows NT
c:\>orapwd80 file=
password= entries=n
max users having sysdba and sysoper roles>
If u have already have a password file remove it and then create a new one using the above give command.
Regards,
ROhit Nirkhe,Oracle DBA,OCP 8i
[email protected]
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