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USER: INTERNAL
ORACLE is automatically the password if you installed your Oracle8 database
using the Oracle8 Enterprise Edition option. If you installed your Oracle8
database using the Custom option, the password is whatever you entered when
prompted during installation
You can also find the password by inspecting the file
C:\ORANT\DATABASE\strtorcl.cmd
(where orcl is the instance name)
USER: SYS
PASWORD: CHANGE_ON_INSTALL
Note that INTERNAL is just an alias for SYS account.
Your Oracle password has nothing to do with your NT server password unless you specifically ask Oracle to use the operating system username and password - this can only be done once your database is up and running
Hope this helps
Lawrence Simela
MAHALINI CONSULTING LIMITED
James Hull wrote in message
<31AEB4003974D111883A0000C0561EB0424F99_at_gannettfleming.com>...
>Hi there;
>
> I am a new Oracle user who is still in the learning stage. I
>used to have Oracle 7.1 server installed on my Windows NT 4.0 Server. I
>migrated from 7.1 to 8.0 recently. After the migration, it seems that
>8.0 worked fine. But I thought I'd like to have a clean version of
>Oracle 8.0, so I deleted them altogether and reinstalled 8.0. I let the
>installation automatically created a "typical" database.
>
> With version 7.1, I used my NT server's name and password as the
>database name and password, respectively, and logged on as "INTERNAL".
>It seems worked fine. But after I reinstalled a clean 8.0, I could only
>log on to the database as a "SYSTEM" user, using my NT Server's name and
>a password of "MANAGER". This "MANAGER" does not have any DBA priveleges!
> I tried to log on as the "INTERNAL", but it did not work.
>
>Question No.1: What is the name and password of the database that
>installation created? Is it the same as my NT server's?
>
>Question No.2: I tried to use "ORCL" as the "service name" with all kind
>of imaginable password, but it did not work.
>
>Can anybody tell me what is wrong?
>
>Thanx in advance.
>
>Jim
>
Received on Sat Jan 10 1998 - 00:00:00 CST