Re: How to become sysdba function? - newbie

Yes, well.... obscenities will get you nowhere.

Try fucking reading the manual.

And then try learning about the "as sysdba" connection, what a Privileged User is, what the Privileged Actions are, and do some work for yourself.

And when you've quite calmed down, and can approach this group with something approaching civility, you will learn that connect sys/oracle as sysdba is the default log in for the SYS user in a mode capable of shutting a database down.

This has been discussed so many times on this particular forum, it's extraoradinary that it still comes up as an issue.

And when you've finally shut your database down, wash your mouth out and learn how to behave.

HJR "Juergen Tolksdorf" <juergen.tolksdorf_at_de.twenty4help,com> wrote in message news:3beae9ce$0$190$4d4ebb8e_at_read.news.de.uu.net...
> Hello,
>
> I´ve a big problem!
> I cannot login to a Database as SYSDBA to shut down the database, cause I
> have not enough rights.
> When I log on as User SYS I get the message tha I have not enough right.
> I must reboot the DB, cause it makes many problems ...
>
> Has anyone a clue which Function/Role must be set to log on as Sysdba?
> The Database is startet on a cluster and I cannot reboot the whole
cluster,
> cause on the cluster are other tasks running ...
>
> fuck
>
> thanx in advance for your help
>
>
>
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Received on Fri Nov 09 2001 - 06:07:12 CST