Re: OK here is the scenario

So friendly...

Well given it might seem that I am looking for a little hand holding, but reality is I am only looking for short simple answers to hang ups. I am going through all of the Oracle docs (have them downloaded to my laptop even, all 1.2gb~) and walk throughs I am finding on the net. What I am looking for are people who know enough info to give me a small push to get me going. Oracle is new for me, but I am blessed in that I have a wonderful supervisor that helps me so much in many of my baby step questions.

As for this LONG (unorganized) series of questions and half questions... I would like to thank everyone. I was finally successful and have been able to repeat the steps without the walk through and even know what I am doing. Figuring out the syntax for commands in the Oracle docs is a little strange with the bubbles and arrows and loops etc, but I am getting it... So thanks to all....

Doug Jones
Don't worry, I probably won't post anymore. I don't feel welcome to....

joel garry wrote:
> Doug Jones wrote:
> > Well, here is a new question. I completed the recovery of the
> > database... however I had no access to the enterprise database console
> > via IExplorer..... so I guessed :) I went to database configuration and
> > got it set up in there... it asked what password to use for everyone
> > and I entered the same password.... oddly it will no longer let me into
> > the database... it says my password is invalid.... is there a way to
> > reset the password?
> >
> > Doug
> >
> > Questions never end......
> >
>
> Doug:
>
> First of all, don't top post in this group. That means, page down to
> the bottom of your reply before typing (or you can interleave your
> reply). Also, trim out anything you are not responding to. Some more
> info about interacting with this group:
> http://www.dbaoracle.net/readme-cdos.htm Note you can use google
> groups advanced search ordering by date to answer many of your
> questions ( http://groups.google.com/advanced_search ).
>
> This group has many people willing to help, but not too many willing to
> lead you by the hand through a tutorial. You should start with the
> Oracle Backup and Recovery Concepts at http://tahiti.oracle.com .
> Other backup books show examples. If you type in duplicate database in
> the tahiti search engine it will show many interesting things.
>
> jg
> --
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Received on Wed Oct 04 2006 - 09:49:12 CDT