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elziko wrote:
> I have just freshly installed 9i2 Standard. I then created a database and
> now I'm trying to do a full database import from an 8.1.7 full export.
>
> However, I get an error:
>
> ORA-01925 Maximum of 30 enabled roles exceeded. I have read around on
> metalink (first time I've used it and I think its pretty clumsy!) and it
> seems that I have to edit my spfileSID.ora. Inside this file I can find no
> refrence to the maximum number of roles and it doesn't even look like the
> sort of file I 'd want to edit by hand!
>
> On Metalink there was someone who mentioned having some GUI for editing this
> file and setting max_enabled_roles. The thread was closed by Oracle before
> an answer was given as to what this GUI was.
>
> Can anyone explain to me how to edit this file or where the GUI mentioned
> can me found?
>
Please visit www.dizwell.com, and check the basic FAQ. You'll find everything you wanted to know about editing the spfile. Not only does it not look like something you'd want to edit by hand, but you *can't* edit it by hand: it's binary, not text.
You will want to edit max_enabled_roles, which does indeed default to 30. You do it by issuing alter system commands, and specifying the spfile scope, because that parameter is not dynamic.
Regards
HJR
Received on Thu Apr 29 2004 - 04:11:57 CDT
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