Re: Enterprise Management Server Login

I believe that you have to have the OEM (oracle enterprise manager) running, which needs the management server. Check your services to see if the management server is running, if not start it from there, you can also run dbsnmp_start from the lsnrctl prompt.

I've never used the OEM or DBA Studio for import/export, so I'm sort of guessing here. When you open dba studio you have the choice of opening it standalone or via the management server, and some of its functions require that you are logged in via the management server, opening up dba studio from the OEM console does the same thing. Default login for the OEM is sysman/oem_temp if I remember right.

What kind of import are you attempting?, I'm guessing it's not from another oracle database, in which case you'll need to use SQL loader, which I *think* can be invoked from dba studio as well.

If I'm wrong here I'm sure someone will correct me soon enough!

You can always use command line for either sql loader or import in any case.

hth

"Frank Foerster" <info_at_webcrafting.de> wrote in message news:abiucn$6cb$06$1_at_news.t-online.com...
> Hi folks,
>
> I have installed Oracle 8i (developer download from oracle) and I am
> currently facing a problem. After the installation I have created a
> database. That was easy. Just to play a bit I wanted to import some data.
> The DBA Studio says I must be logged into a Oracle Management Server..
this
> seems to be installed too and even started. But I cannot log in.. The
Login
> says either there is not Management Server available or my login data is
> incorrect.
>
> How does this work... I am a real newbie...
>
> Would appreciate any help. Thanks
>
> Frank
>
>
Received on Sat May 11 2002 - 10:56:27 CDT