Re: SYSOPER AND SYSDBA

SYSOPER and SYSDBA are not users buy role levels that are by default available to the INTERNAL user accessed by the Oracle Owner by logging on as CONNECT / AS SYSDBA or CONNECT / AS SYSOPER.

The default user SYS also has the role but only active when logged on with the AS SYSDBA etc addition.

All other users need to be granted the role/privilage.

0600 error is a catchall for any error that Oracle has not handled more fully Usually you need to take the extra details it gives you and supply them to Oracle support for further explanation.

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Vanessa Redstone <uborruel_at_viviance.com> wrote in message
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> Dear all,

>

> 1. I would want to be able to use the Backup Manager and Replication

 Manager


> in the Oracle 8.i Enterprise Edition i have...but in order to use those

> services i need the username and password for the sysdba or sysoper

> user...what must i do in order to configure these users ?

> i have oracle 8.i running on Linux...

>

> 2. Another question: when trying to perform an ALTER TABLE i obtain the

> 00600 error from SQLPLUS...does anybody know what's exactly the maning of

> this error?

>

> Thanks in advance,

> Vanessa Redstone

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