Le Tue, 17 Feb 2004 22:55:55 +0100, Franck a écrit :
> Le Mon, 16 Feb 2004 22:59:27 -0800, Howard J. Rogers a écrit :
>
>> "Franck" <nospam_at_toto.com> wrote in message news:<pan.2004.02.16.20.11.30.934110_at_toto.com>...
>>
>> I'm getting confused with which posters have asked about which
>> versions of Oracle on which versions of Linux. There have been a few
>> lately.
>>
>> All I can say is that my paper on installing onto RH9 goes from
>> initial installation through to complete setup of the management
>> server. And I use it myself every time I install Oracle onto Linux,
>> and if I make sure I follow every single step, and type everything
>> exactly right, then it "just works". I say that not because I think my
>> paper is brilliant, but only because I wrote it precisely because I
>> needed a step-by-step do-it-this-way paper for my own benefit.
>>
>> Some people (maybe not you) appear to want the step-by-step
>> but-I-want-to-do-it-my-way approach.
>>
>> If it used to work, and no longer does, what did you change? These
>> things don't just spontaneously combust!
>>
>> Regards
>> HJR
> Thanks HJR, I resolved the problem to start oms.
> Just one thing I can't do, I am sure it would be easy for you.
> In Oracle enterprise manager console, in the menu
> configuration=>preferences=>tab preferred credentials, I select my
> database and put the username and password as sysdba and click ok but when
> I come back to this menu, nothing is registered.
> I can't do anything in the column "credentials".
> Something I didn't understand !
> Nothing about that in your precious PDF file :-)
>
> Thanks for help
For more information, when I click on help I can see these notice :
Credentials(check mark indicating you have already specified connection
information)
Then how to check ?
Received on Tue Feb 17 2004 - 16:07:48 CST
