Hi
First check your remote_login_passwordfile = shared is
set in INIT.ORA
Then you can create a password file for SYSDBA users
by using orapwd utility. Just type orapwd help=yes in
command line to see the usage. you can add dba users
who you want to have the SYSDBA previlage.
Hope this helps
Reza Oskouie
- Hamid Alavi <HamidA_at_aimdirect.co.nz> wrote:
> Lists,
> When i run select * from v$pwfile_users on my
> solaris machin returns no
> rows(oracle 8.1.5 on solaris), I have tried to
> connect as sysdba but
> couldn't.
> How can i grant sysdba to sys, any idea appreciate.
> also i have run GRANT SYSDBA to SYS with admin
> option, but no
> way(insufficent prevelege)
> I can connect as sys/password but not sys/password
> as sysdba????
> Thanks
>
> Hamid Alavi
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