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12-02-09, 05:10
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Issue in logging into sqlplus - Oracle 11g Database
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Hi,
I have installed oracle 11g database in my system, After installation, i am able to login into the Oracle Enterprise manage by accessing the link
https://localhost:1158/em with my system or sys user name and the password.
Both as Normal and as SYSDBA
But if try to give to the same user name and password in the sqlplus, i get the invalid user name/password error.
Can someone please help me
Thanks and Regards,
Adarsh.S.K
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12-02-09, 09:03
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have you setup the tnsnames file?
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12-02-09, 10:35
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It is a little known fact that starting with V11, Oracle passwords became CaseSensitive.
In the past the passwords defaulted to being UPPERCASE.
So, this might be your problem.
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12-02-09, 21:50
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Quote:
Originally Posted by beilstwh
have you setup the tnsnames file?
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No, i didnt explicitly set up any tnsname files.. my problem seems a little weird, able to login to enterprise manager, but not to sqlplus.....
Thanks and Regards,
Adarsh.S.K
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12-02-09, 21:52
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Quote:
Originally Posted by anacedent
It is a little known fact that starting with V11, Oracle passwords became CaseSensitive.
In the past the passwords defaulted to being UPPERCASE.
So, this might be your problem.
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Thanks, i tried logging into the sqlplus with the password modified to all caps, but not working....
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12-02-09, 21:57
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Adarshsk
No, i didnt explicitly set up any tnsname files.. my problem seems a little weird, able to login to enterprise manager, but not to sqlplus.....
Thanks and Regards,
Adarsh.S.K
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> https://localhost:1158/em
Please pay attention!
Logging using "https://localhost:1158/em" works because it uses a browser, Apache & totally different protocol to the DB than sqlplus!
If you are physically logged onto the DB server, then no SQL*Net (tnsnames.ora) is required to log into Oracle RDBMS.
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12-02-09, 21:59
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Quote:
Originally Posted by anacedent
> https://localhost:1158/em
Please pay attention!
Logging using "https://localhost:1158/em" works because it uses a browser, Apache & totally different protocol to the DB than sqlplus!
If you are physically logged onto the DB server, then no SQL*Net (tnsnames.ora) is required to log into Oracle RDBMS.
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Thanks a lot, it would be great if i get some pointers on how to set up the tnsnames.ora file? any information or any links for that..
Thanks and Regards,
Adarsh.S.K
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12-02-09, 22:05
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