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If you're running on Windows, you can change the Internal password. Here is what you need to do:
1) get the exact path of the pwd.ora file (i.e wddata.ora)
2) Using command line, type
ORAPWD FILE= PASSWORD= ENTRIES=
For example:
orapwd file=e:\oracle\ora81\database\pwddata.ora password=oracle entries=5
I ran into this problem a week ago while working on a client's database whose DBA did not want to give out the Internal pswd. I found this on Metalink and it took care of the problem.
Try it yourself. Good luck.
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