Re: WHAT IS A NON-REPOSITORY DATABSE???

Nnoor_at_cris.com (NNOOR) wrote:

>
> We are trying to get Oracle 7.3 Workgroup server running on
> Windows NT v4.0. It was set up without a hitch. After teh
> installation, the recommended SQL script was also run. But
> now we can only connect to the ENTERPRISE MANAGER as
> SYS or INTERNAL. Trying to login as any other user results
> in the following error message:
>
> It does not make sense to us. We even tried copying the SYS user
> using CREATE LIKE and even that new user wouldn't login to the
> ENTERPRISE MANAGER.
>
> We can login to otehr tools supplied with ORACLE or thru other
> third party Oracle tools (like Borland Delphi, DBArtisan, etc)
> using the userid of our choice. Why can't we do it with the
> ENTERPRISE MANAGER?
>
> Thanks very much for your help!
>

        The Enterprise Manager writes a lot of information during its working. Information about the set of events, information about the databases managed by it, information about the Oracle Expert Tool (if used) and so on.

        All this information is stored in a set of tables. This set of tables is called repository. The repository is commonly created in the instalation of the Enterprise Manager, as you provided the user/password/database.

        Probably, you not created a repository. To do this now consult the documentaion. There is a script that you can run to create it.

        Or, if you prefer, reinstall the Enterprise Manager, and create the repository, when asked to do...

> Regards,
> --nasir (nnoor_at_cris.com)

        Regards,

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Luis Santos
Relacional Consultoria
Rio de Janeiro - Brazil