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| Hi, I have just installed Oracle 9i Personal Edition on Windows 98 and am having a few problems with login privilages. When I intalled Oracle initially I was asked to change all passwords, which I did (including SYS and SYSTEM), but now only the SCOTT username works with the new password I set. Could anyone tell me what the SYS and SYSTEM passwords are defaulted to (do case make a difference). FYI I changed all passwords to be the same word - would this affect it? Any ideas would be appreciated. thanks in advance, Brendan. |
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| brendang wrote: > Hi, > > I have just installed Oracle 9i Personal Edition on Windows 98 and am > having a few problems with login privilages. When I intalled Oracle > initially I was asked to change all passwords, which I did (including > SYS and SYSTEM), but now only the SCOTT username works with the new > password I set. Could anyone tell me what the SYS and SYSTEM > passwords are defaulted to (do case make a difference). FYI I changed > all passwords to be the same word - would this affect it? Any ideas > would be appreciated. > thanks in advance, > Brendan. SYS/CHANGE_ON_INSTALL SYSTEM/MANAGER case does not matter |
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| > FYI I changed > all passwords to be the same word - would this affect it? No, both accounts can have the same password. Aside from checking for the defaults, just sign on to the database and change them! Fire up SQL*Plus as a member of the dba group and 'connect / as sysdba'. Then change the user's passwords. And by the way, Oracle 9i is not supported on Windows 98. Install on Windows 2000 or Win XP Pro. Cheers, Brian -- ================================================== ================= Brian Peasland dba@remove_spam.peasland.com Remove the "remove_spam." from the email address to email me. "I can give it to you cheap, quick, and good. Now pick two out of the three" |
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| On Mon, 10 May 2004 16:16:56 GMT, Brian Peasland <dba@remove_spam.peasland.com> wrote: >And by the way, Oracle 9i is not supported on Windows 98. Install on >Windows 2000 or Win XP Pro. 9.0.1 is, 9.2.0 isn't But then 9.0.1 is dead of course -- Sybrand Bakker, Senior Oracle DBA |