Re: svrmgrl's passwd

From: FaheemRao <faheemrao_at_yahoo.com>
Date: 3 Aug 2001 10:39:30 -0700
Message-ID: <43b58913.0108030939.4f7cd69d@posting.google.com>

Ok It seems that you forget your Password, Normally when Oracle Database Configuration assistant creats Database its internal account password is "Oracle", unless somebody change that , Now what you can do is to try to remember passowrd , if not , there is a way.

Try to delete your oracle Service ( not database ) through Oradim utility and creats a new oracle service with same inti.ora file. and specify password what eve you want

try this on command propmt
<Warning> <this Command is going to delete your Oracle Service>

I Specified this warning because your database would not be available untill you recreate oracle service , with help oradim as I specified in second example.

Fisrt

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c:\>oradim -delete -sid <yourSIDName>
this will delete your oracle service only(not database)

Second

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Now try this

c:\>oradim -New -SID <yourSIDname> -INTPWD <yourInternalPassowrd> -Pfile <compeletePathwith_Init.ora_fileName>

Now you can connect to database with newly specified internal passowrd password.

I hope this helps

Faheem

cljlk <cljlk_at_hotmail.com> wrote in message news:<3B6A6B44.AFC6C9EB_at_hotmail.com>...
> Hi,
>
> I ran svrmgrl on Windows 2000 and enter connect internal, it requests me
>
> to enter password. I enter passwd as xxxxxx.But I got insufficient
> privileges.
> When I first install the Oracle 8.1.7, it gave me the Internal passwd is
> xxxxxx.
> I thought it does not require to enter password for internal connection.
>
> Please give me a tip how to solve this issue.
> Thanks
Received on Fri Aug 03 2001 - 12:39:30 CDT