Re: Using svrmgrl to create new instance

It seams that your problem occurred because of the parameter remote_login_passwordfile
that you have to change to shared or exclusive

I assumed that you had NONE to the parameter and that Oracle was trying to make an Operating System Authentication...

Patrick Hamou
Oracle DBA
patrickh_at_sympatico.ca

Tom Maki wrote in message <7su032$nk9$1_at_nnrp1.deja.com>...
>Hello,
>
>I am trying to create a new DB instance. I'm using Oracle 8i 8.1.5
>on Solaris 2.6. I've searched through several manuals and deja-news
>for past posts but am still stumpted.
>
>I have followed this steps (from saikumar_at_nortel.com):
>
>1. Copy the init<oldsid>.ora to init<newsid>.ora & config<sid>.ora
>2. Modify the init<newsid>.ora to have appropriate
> paths for the new instance and the <dbname>.
>3. Modify the path for the control file on the config<newsid>.ora.
>4. copy the crdb<oldsid>.ora,crdb2<oldsid>.ora to
> crdb<newsid>.ora, crdb2<newsid>.ora and change the required
> parameters on the file to point to the new Instance.
>5. change the ORACLE_SID on the environment with the
> new Instance Name.
>6. svrmgrl
> connect internal
> startup nomount
> Run the scripts to create the new instance.
>
>But I get stumped at step 6. When I start up svrmgrl and try to
>connect as internal (using ORACLE as passwd) I get:
>
>ORA-01031 insufficient privileges
>
>Any ideas?
>
>Thanks,
>Tom
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Received on Wed Sep 29 1999 - 19:01:12 CDT