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Message no. 6122
Posted by Rohini Shrestha (rshrestha) on Tuesday, January 31, 2006 2:33pm
Subject: Rohini Shrestha
Have you guys finished project 2?
Well, I did but I had really hard solving these problems.
Thankx Dr. Liu for helping me out.
Some of the problems that I faced and commands that I learned are as follow:
1. When I tried to login in SQL, none of the username and password worked.
When I tried Scott/Tiger, it prompts:
Error: ORA:28000: the account is locked.
When I tried to login as system/manager, it prompts:
Error: ORA: 01017: invalid username/password.
2. Also when I tried to open http://localhost:port/em/, it says listener
is down. As I tried to login, it ask me username and password. And as
above it didn’t let me in.
The problem in both cases was that the user SCOTT was locked and the
password of SYS/SYSTEM has been changed during installation. So be sure
that the password of SYS/SYSTEM has not changed.
The alternative way to unlock the user (which is a part of our project)
is as follow.
1. Go to Start/Programs/Oracle-OraDb10g_home1/ Application Development/
SQL Plus.
2. login: SYSTEM/oracle
Here, oracle is a password in my case because I have changed the
password during installation. If you haven’t changed the password during
installation, then it should be “Manager”
3. You can leave host string blank, but if you want to write, it should
be 'oracle' which is your SID.
4. In SQL prompt type “ Alter user scott account unlock;”
5. Press Enter.
6. To change password:
SQL> Alter user scott identified by tiger
7. You can do “Show user;” to see all available users.
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Message no. 6123[Branch from no. 6122]
Posted by Rohini Shrestha (rshrestha) on Tuesday, January 31, 2006 2:39pm
Subject: Re: Rohini Shrestha
I also tried to reset the password through "orapwd" as suggested in one
of the resources by Dr. Liu, but it didn't reset. So if it works in your
system please let me know.
Rohini
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Message no. 6124[Branch from no. 6123]
Posted by Krishnamurth Ashwini (kashwini) on Tuesday, January 31, 2006 3:28pm
Subject: Re: Rohini Shrestha
includes attachment
Hi Rohini,
I was able to do my project 2 successfully. I made it a point to note
down all the passwords during the time of installation.
I have recorded the steps for Project 2 which I followed. I have
attached it as a file. Let me know if it helps.
Ash
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Message no. 6125[Branch from no. 6124]
Posted by Rohini Shrestha (rshrestha) on Tuesday, January 31, 2006 7:53pm
Subject: Re: Rohini Shrestha
Hi Ash,
Even I followed the same steps as you did and I am able to finish my
project 2. All I wanted to show was that we can unlock the user with the
help of SQL commands. You can try if you want to.
Rohini
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Message no. 6126
Posted by Harold Harris (hjharris2) on Wednesday, February 1, 2006 2:16am
Subject: Project 2
includes attachment
If anyone is having problems with Project 2 here are some screen shots of my EM 10g
Database Control login, EM services, port list, and URL.
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Message no. 6127[Branch from no. 6126]
Posted by Rhonda Nichols (renichols2) on Wednesday, February 1, 2006 10:04am
Subject: Re: Project 2
What is the error you are receiving? I didn't have any problems connecting and
modifying.
-Rhonda
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Message no. 6128[Branch from no. 6122]
Posted by Imran Pathan (ipathan) on Wednesday, February 1, 2006 2:00pm
Subject: Re: Rohini Shrestha
Hi all,
There is absolutely no problem in completinig project 2 all you need to do is to be a little
careful while the installation process because you will be required to have some userids
and passwords.so while the installation process itself one should write down all the
passwords and userids.
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Message no. 6130[Branch from no. 6126]
Posted by Sagun Piya (srpiya2) on Wednesday, February 1, 2006 6:34pm
Subject: Re: Project 2
Hi Harold,
Thank you for your help.
Sagun
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Message no. 6131[Branch from no. 6126]
Posted by Gnaneshwar Bukka (gbukka) on Wednesday, February 1, 2006 8:06pm
Subject: Re: Project 2
Hey harold, good job, this should be useful.....atleast for me.....
Cheers,
Gnaneshwar Bukka.
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Message no. 6132[Branch from no. 6131]
Posted by Venkat Munagala (vrmunagala) on Wednesday, February 1, 2006 10:03pm
Subject: Re: Project 2
Hi harold
Thanks a lot. Even I had a problem, after looking at this I could rectify. Thank you
Rohit
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Message no. 6133[Branch from no. 6126]
Posted by Antoinette Lockett (arlockett) on Wednesday, February 1, 2006 10:32pm
Subject: Re: Project 2
HAROLD,
THANK YOU VERY MUCH FOR YOUR HELP, THAT WAS VERY NICE OF YOU.
ANTOINETTE LOCKETT
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Message no. 6136[Branch from no. 6130]
Posted by Harold Harris (hjharris2) on Thursday, February 2, 2006 12:00am
Subject: Re: Project 2
I'm glad to be of assistance.
HH
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Message no. 6138[Branch from no. 6122]
Posted by Waseem Manzoor (wmanzoor) on Thursday, February 2, 2006 12:27am
Subject: Rohini Shrestha
I think Dr. Liu gave us the proper advie, write every thing during Installation, even it
seems minor but in future you might forget, So better way is to write down every detail
that you are inputting. Yah at the last moment of installation it is little tricky what
password I should use. Go System as a username and password what you have assigned
at the time of installation. You do not need to give Domain.
Thanks
Waseem Manzoor
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Message no. 6139[Branch from no. 6126]
Posted by Imran Pathan (ipathan) on Thursday, February 2, 2006 12:38am
Subject: Re: Project 2
Hi Harold,
Thank you for posting your download snapshots those were helpful.
Imran
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Message no. 6140[Branch from no. 6139]
Posted by Harold Harris (hjharris2) on Thursday, February 2, 2006 6:59am
Subject: Re: Project 2
Thank you Imran.
HH
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Message no. 6142[Branch from no. 6127]
Posted by Rhonda Nichols (renichols2) on Thursday, February 2, 2006 10:45am
Subject: Re: Project 2
Wow! was I snoozing or what. Totally misread your message Harold. Sorry for being so
confusing. Your messages were very helpful!!
-Rhonda
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Message no. 6144[Branch from no. 6126]
Posted by Krishnamurth Ashwini (kashwini) on Thursday, February 2, 2006 12:23pm
Subject: Re: Project 2
Dear all,
Thanks to Harold for his snapshots on Project 2.
For others who are having trouble with this, I had attached a Word
document with snapshots for the entire step-by-step procedure (in reply
to Rohini's mail). Hope this will also be helpful.
Ash
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Message no. 6145[Branch from no. 6126]
Posted by Waseem Manzoor (wmanzoor) on Thursday, February 2, 2006 1:23pm
Subject: Re: Project 2
Thanks Harold and Ash.
You both guyz helped us a lot. After seeing your snapshots it looks clear what we will
have to do.
Waseem Manzoor
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Message no. 6157
Posted by Bikash Adhikari (badhikari) on Thursday, February 2, 2006 10:15pm
Subject: Bikash Adhikari
Hi Guys....
I have been reading the post for on the problem and sloution and i tried
to follow then while doing the project 2. But i still am not able to
open my EM database control page.
My question is in http://hostname:portnumber/em, how can we find both
the entries. Even if I have used the host name from the command prompt
and the port (all that can be used like 1158) i still dont seem to connect.
What could be the problem ? and what could be its solution?
Please advise.
BIkash
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Message no. 6158[Branch from no. 6157]
Posted by Rohini Shrestha (rshrestha) on Thursday, February 2, 2006 10:18pm
Subject: Re: Bikash Adhikari
First you have to start EM manager from control panel. Go to Control
panel>Administrative tool> Services>oracleDBconsoler. Then see if it is
already started or not? If not right click on it and start. it will take
almost a minute to start. then try again to open EM page
Hope it helps
Rohini
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Message no. 6159[Branch from no. 6157]
Posted by Harold Harris (hjharris2) on Thursday, February 2, 2006 10:45pm
Subject: Re: Bikash Adhikari
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BiKash,
I would make sure that my OrcleDBConsoleorcl service is started in my Windows service
area. If that service does not appear on your machine you may not have performed a
full install of Oracle on your machine. If so you may have to use the Oracle Universal
Installers to uninstall then re-install Oracle.
HH
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Message no. 6160[Branch from no. 6157]
Posted by Krishnamurth Ashwini (kashwini) on Thursday, February 2, 2006 10:48pm
Subject: Re: Bikash Adhikari
Hi Bikash,
To start with, just follow what Rohini has said. Once you have
OracleDBConsole, you just click on the link given below.
http://localhost:1158/em/console/license
Then follow the instructions as in my attached file(which has all the
snap shots) that I had sent previously in response to Rohini's mail.
Ash
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Message no. 6161[Branch from no. 6159]
Posted by Rohini Shrestha (rshrestha) on Thursday, February 2, 2006 10:50pm
Subject: Re: Bikash Adhikari
But I would not recommend to uninstall and and reinstall oracle. Even
Dr. Liu has suggested us not to do in one of his resources.
Rohini
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Message no. 6162[Branch from no. 6161]
Posted by Krishnamurth Ashwini (kashwini) on Thursday, February 2, 2006 10:56pm
Subject: Re: Bikash Adhikari
Yeah..I too remember Dr.Liu saying not to uninstall oracle and then
reinstall it.
Ash
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Message no. 6163
Posted by Bikash Adhikari (badhikari) on Thursday, February 2, 2006 11:18pm
Subject: Problem 2
I have successfully loged on. I dont know how i kept playing with it and
it gave up i guess.
Now i seem to have yet another wierd problem.
I dont have a user sub heading in the schema under administration tab.
The User was under the security heading and within it there was no HR ,
there was everything else like Scott.
What could be the problem ? and the solution?
BIkash
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Message no. 6164[Branch from no. 6163]
Posted by Rohini Shrestha (rshrestha) on Thursday, February 2, 2006 11:21pm
Subject: Re: Problem 2
Hi Bikash
Which version did you install? May be you have got different version. Or
try following:
1. Open SQL
2. Login, username/password.
3. show user.
try to see if there is HR or not
hope this will help
Rohini
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Message no. 6165[Branch from no. 6163]
Posted by Krishnamurth Ashwini (kashwini) on Thursday, February 2, 2006 11:22pm
Subject: Re: Problem 2
includes attachment
Bikash,
The user sub heading is under User and Privileges.
Just look at the screen shots in the attachment here.
Ash
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Message no. 6166[Branch from no. 6165]
Posted by Rohini Shrestha (rshrestha) on Thursday, February 2, 2006 11:28pm
Subject: Re: Problem 2
(Actually show user will not show the list sorry about that.)
However, it should be under schema but as I can see you don't have user
under schema. Even I didn't understand what exactly that means.
Rohini
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Message no. 6168[Branch from no. 6161]
Posted by Harold Harris (hjharris2) on Friday, February 3, 2006 12:12am
Subject: Re: Bikash Adhikari
I had the same problem as BiKash. I was not able to logon to the http site. The only
service I had available was the listener. I later determined that I had screwed up the
initial install. I must have dozed off. After performing an uninstalling and re-installing
Oracle my OracleDBConseleorcl service and other Oracle services appeared. I was then
able to logon to the http site with no problems.
HH
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Message no. 6169[Branch from no. 6168]
Posted by Rohini Shrestha (rshrestha) on Friday, February 3, 2006 12:18am
Subject: Re: Bikash Adhikari
Hi HH,
Now, I think he is able to login in EM manager as
http:localhost:portnumber/......
But his another problem, according to my understanding, is that he
couldn't find "User and Priveledge" under Schema. However, he saw "User"
under security tab but this "User" has everything but HR. Even I
couldn't figure out this problem.
Rohini
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Message no. 6170[Branch from no. 6168]
Posted by Krishnamurth Ashwini (kashwini) on Friday, February 3, 2006 12:19am
Subject: Re: Bikash Adhikari
I assume there was no problem during the installation because as per his
mails he is able to login into Enterprise Manager successfully. His
problem seems to be in locating the 'HR' in the Administration tab.
Ash
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Message no. 6171[Branch from no. 6170]
Posted by Rohini Shrestha (rshrestha) on Friday, February 3, 2006 12:37am
Subject: Re: Bikash Adhikari
You are right Ash. His problem is with locating HR.
Rohini
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Message no. 6172[Branch from no. 6169]
Posted by Harold Harris (hjharris2) on Friday, February 3, 2006 2:13am
Subject: Re: Bikash Adhikari
There may be an Administrator Rights and Priveledges issue.
HH
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Message no. 6173[Branch from no. 6157]
Posted by Sagun Piya (srpiya2) on Friday, February 3, 2006 3:36am
Subject: Re: Bikash Adhikari
hey bikash,
U found your host name through command prompt, u can fine ur port number by going
to the drive and path where u intall ur oracle, then click to product then click install then
u will get portlist, again click it u will get ur port number. hope this may help
Sagun
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Message no. 6174[Branch from no. 6163]
Posted by Sagun Piya (srpiya2) on Friday, February 3, 2006 3:39am
Subject: Re: Problem 2
I have a same problem too. Users is under security heading, But i got the HR button
under users. Try once more. Hope u may get it
Sagun
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Message no. 6175
Posted by Sagun Piya (srpiya2) on Friday, February 3, 2006 4:29am
Subject: did not show Shared server
hey guys.
I have a problem. My computer shows Dedicated server even though I changed it to
Shared server type from the Database Configuration Assistant. I did all that is mention in
text of chap 3. I stop and again start the Oracle service name. Closed Sql Plus but it did
not work. Is it due to single computer that's why it is not showing the shared server. I
have downloaded the Oracle database 10g Release 10.1.0.2.0 on Windows Xp media
center edition. If any guys have any idea about it. Please suggest me. Hope to hear from
you guys
Sagun
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Message no. 6177[Branch from no. 6138]
Posted by Phanindra Maddhi (pmaddhi) on Friday, February 3, 2006 10:04am
Subject: Re: Rohini Shrestha
hi all
I think if have all password before there won't be any problem. Its easy to
change if we follow standard procedure.
bye
phanindra kumar
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Message no. 6182[Branch from no. 6175]
Posted by Krishnamurth Ashwini (kashwini) on Friday, February 3, 2006 10:44am
Subject: Re: did not show Shared server
Hi Sagun,
I am also having the same problem as you mentioned. I tried all the
steps as mentioned by Dr.Liu, but still not able to see 'SHARED SERVER'.
Trying to figure it out. I'll let you know if I have an answer.
Ash
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Message no. 6187
Posted by Phanindra Maddhi (pmaddhi) on Friday, February 3, 2006 11:09am
Subject: Enterprise manager
can any one define or what is the use of enterprise manager.
....phanindra kumar
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Message no. 6188[Branch from no. 6145]
Posted by Phanindra Maddhi (pmaddhi) on Friday, February 3, 2006 11:11am
Subject: Re: Project 2
if u hava any doubts regarding the enterprise manager just read oracle
documentation. They explain each and every bit
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Message no. 6190[Branch from no. 6187]
Posted by Bikash Adhikari (badhikari) on Friday, February 3, 2006 12:23pm
Subject: Re: Enterprise manager
Phanindra,
According to a search i did,enterprise manager can help the customers can manage many business applications, end-user services and the entire grid infrastructure as easily as managing one application running on one computer.
This article also expands upon the use of enterprise manager linked with Manage Virtualized Grid Resources, Best Quality of Service at Lowest Management Cost, Higher Value through Wider Breadth of Management.
BIkash
Reference: http://www.oracle.com/enterprise_manager/index.html
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Message no. 6191[Branch from no. 6126]
Posted by Krupa Kandavalli (kkandavalli) on Friday, February 3, 2006 12:55pm
Subject: Re: Project 2
Hi Harold,
Thank you for uploading your snapshots , they helped me a lot.
Praneeth
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Message no. 6192[Branch from no. 6124]
Posted by Krupa Kandavalli (kkandavalli) on Friday, February 3, 2006 12:56pm
Subject: Re: Rohini Shrestha
Hi Ash,
Thanks for your snapshots, I dint have any problem with my assaignment
Praneeth
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Message no. 6193[Branch from no. 6190]
Posted by Rohini Shrestha (rshrestha) on Friday, February 3, 2006 1:09pm
Subject: Re: Enterprise manager
As I have understood, enterprise manager is a user freindly graphical
user interface. As we know, windows explorer is a graphical user
interface based on DOS with additional advance features. Similarly,
enterprise manager is a graphical user interface of SQL which is
developed recently. This is just a basic concept for ease of your
understanding. For details, you can visit website provided by Bikash.
Hope this helps.
Rohini
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Message no. 6194[Branch from no. 6187]
Posted by Swarna Bangaru (sbangaru) on Friday, February 3, 2006 1:26pm
Subject: Re: Enterprise manager
Phani,
According to my search, Oracle Enterprise Manager is a set of systems management tools provided to monitor the Oracle environment and automate tasks both one-time and repetitive in nature.
Enterprise Manager has three Components;
Management Server: connects to management server to monitor and configure the oracle enterprise.
Console: Graphical interface for scheduling, and monitoring.
Intelligent Agent: Inteligent agent runs on the target database and executes jobs and events scheduled through the console.
Reference:http://www.orafaq.com/faqoem.htm
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Message no. 6196[Branch from no. 6182]
Posted by Sagun Piya (srpiya2) on Friday, February 3, 2006 4:23pm
Subject: Re: did not show Shared server
Thank you a lot.
Hope to hear from you
Sagun
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Message no. 6197[Branch from no. 6187]
Posted by Sagun Piya (srpiya2) on Friday, February 3, 2006 4:30pm
Subject: Re: Enterprise manager
Enterprise manager is to manage the complete Oracle environment. Oracle Enterprise
manager helps to perform administrative tasks such as creating tables, tablespaces,
indexs as well as manage user security, backup and recovery of the database
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Message no. 6198[Branch from no. 6187]
Posted by Imran Pathan (ipathan) on Friday, February 3, 2006 4:40pm
Subject: Re: Enterprise manager
Hi phani
This is the information I found
ASP Enterprise Manager is a web-based interface for Microsoft SQL Server and MSDE
written using ASP.Net, VB.Net and C#.Net. This project was developed to allow many
SQL Server and MSDE design and administration tasks to be performed from any
computer with a web browser.
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Message no. 6199[Branch from no. 6182]
Posted by Rohini Shrestha (rshrestha) on Friday, February 3, 2006 4:44pm
Subject: Re: did not show Shared server
Hi Sagun and Ash,
I am having same problem as you guys have. I even restarted after
changing the server type but it doesn't work. Hope someone will come up
with an answer.
Rohini
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Message no. 6200[Branch from no. 6187]
Posted by Krishnamurth Ashwini (kashwini) on Friday, February 3, 2006 4:45pm
Subject: Re: Enterprise manager
Phanidra,
Some of the Uses of Oracle Enterprise manager are:
It enables administrators to maintain the highest level of performance
and availability while controlling system management costs.
From the Oracle Enterprise Manager Console, you can manage and
administer all your distributed systems, databases, tools, and users
from a central location.
In many enterprises, teams of database administrators must cooperate to
manage numerous systems, often remotely. With Oracle Enterprise Manager,
database management tasks can be organized and distributed in
multi-administrator enterprises, and system data can be safely shared
among administrators.
With its three-tier architecture, Oracle Enterprise Manager has the
ability to maintain performance and automate routine tasks in rapidly
growing, distributed environments.
It provides a complete user-friendly system management solution that
allows administrators to manage distributed environments with a minimum
of effort.
Source: www.lc.leidenuniv.nl
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Message no. 6201[Branch from no. 6187]
Posted by Venkat Munagala (vrmunagala) on Friday, February 3, 2006 4:45pm
Subject: Re: Enterprise manager
Hi .
Here is some information this might be useful,
Enterprise Manager is designed for managing dynamic telecom networks and the
underlying equipment. As Sun's carrier-class network and element management
platform, Solstice Enterprise Manager helps optimize networks to run at peak efficiency
while scaling to meet rapidly increasing service demands
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Message no. 6202[Branch from no. 6199]
Posted by Krishnamurth Ashwini (kashwini) on Friday, February 3, 2006 4:52pm
Subject: Re: did not show Shared server
Sagun and Rohini,
Another point to be noted here is:
I am able to activate certain number of shared servers in the current
instance by using the command
ALTER SYSTEM SET SHARED_SERVERS=3 SCOPE=BOTH;
I even got the response as 'SYstem Altered'
I assume, this kind of parameters are set in shared server environment
that shows our system is running in a shared server mode.
The only problem is we are not able to see 'SHARED SERVER' when we use
the follwing command:
SELECT server
FROM v$session
WHERE audsid = USERENV('SESSIONID');
Does anyone have a clue??
Ash
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Message no. 6204[Branch from no. 6202]
Posted by Rohini Shrestha (rshrestha) on Friday, February 3, 2006 5:40pm
Subject: Re: did not show Shared server
Hi Ash,
The command ALTER SYSTEM SET SHARED_SERVERS=3 SCOPE=BOTH; did work in
my case as well. But it is still showing dedicated server. As my
understanding, we do not have to define dispatchers in the case of 10g.
And also we can have any nonzero value in shared_servers. I put 1 in my
case. I think we did everything the way it is supposed to be but still
its not working.
Rohini
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Message no. 6211[Branch from no. 6168]
Posted by Gwendolyn Mobley (gdmobley) on Friday, February 3, 2006 7:04pm
Subject: Re: Bikash Adhikari
I experienced the same problem as Harold and applied the same solution. Only
my biggest problem was...ME.........have asleep, trying to work on a software
problem..........geez when will I ever learn ya can't do that.
Once I reinstalled, stuff worked............go figure.
Gwen
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Message no. 6212[Branch from no. 6157]
Posted by Waseem Manzoor (wmanzoor) on Friday, February 3, 2006 7:38pm
Subject: Re: Bikash Adhikari
Hey Bikash
I think your port no is working fine. means 1158, otherwise you can try 1500. I think
steps are simple to give the rights to the users. Make sure you should login your system
as a Administrator not a user. And go to Windows services and check all the services of
Oracle is working.
Thanks
Waseem Manzoor
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Message no. 6213[Branch from no. 6163]
Posted by Bikash Adhikari (badhikari) on Friday, February 3, 2006 7:44pm
Subject: Re: Problem 2
Thank you all for your help and postings. It was really helpful. But i still could not find a HR user inside the User. So i went to the Setup and created a new user HR and then Unlocked the HR status.
Thank you very much once again all of you guys.
Have a good week end.
BIkash
Reference:http://www.oracle.com/technology/obe/2day_dba/gettingstarted/gettingstarted.htm
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Message no. 6214[Branch from no. 6163]
Posted by Waseem Manzoor (wmanzoor) on Friday, February 3, 2006 7:48pm
Subject: Re: Problem 2
Good Job Bikash
Thank you for sharing your problem to every body. It is gr8 you found the solution and it
was simple to just create a new user and no body think about this .
Waseem Manzoor
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Message no. 6220[Branch from no. 6191]
Posted by Muhammad Latif (mlatif) on Friday, February 3, 2006 11:18pm
Subject: Re: Project 2
Thankyou both Harold and Ash.
Arsal
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Message no. 6221[Branch from no. 6212]
Posted by Muhammad Latif (mlatif) on Friday, February 3, 2006 11:21pm
Subject: Re: Bikash Adhikari
Hi Bikash,
I agree with Waseem.
Arsal
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Message no. 6222[Branch from no. 6214]
Posted by Muhammad Latif (mlatif) on Friday, February 3, 2006 11:24pm
Subject: Re: Problem 2
Thanks for the solution Bikash,
I will use it if I face any problem!
Arsal.
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Message no. 6223[Branch from no. 6201]
Posted by Muhammad Latif (mlatif) on Friday, February 3, 2006 11:29pm
Subject: Re: Enterprise manager
Hi Phanindra,
Enterprise Manager is actually a set of system management tools to monitor the Oracle
environment and automate tasks.
Arsal
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Message no. 6228[Branch from no. 6202]
Posted by Sagun Piya (srpiya2) on Saturday, February 4, 2006 1:46am
Subject: Re: did not show Shared server
Ash and Rohini
I too got the response like system altered when I put the command on SQL plus. But it's
not displaying Shared server as shown in the text. May be there is something that we
have to configure to see the result. hope someone may come with an idea.
Sagun
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Message no. 6232[Branch from no. 6165]
Posted by Imran Pathan (ipathan) on Saturday, February 4, 2006 6:41am
Subject: Re: Problem 2
Hi Ash,
I too had a small problem with that but your attachment helped me a lot thank you.
Imran
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Message no. 6234[Branch from no. 6211]
Posted by Harold Harris (hjharris2) on Saturday, February 4, 2006 8:52am
Subject: Re: Bikash Adhikari
I agree Gwen. I also experience the same problem during my Information Systems
undergrad....sleeping at the key board. Sometime performing installs are like watching
paint dry.
HH
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Message no. 6236[Branch from no. 6193]
Posted by Phanindra Maddhi (pmaddhi) on Saturday, February 4, 2006 9:10am
Subject: Re: Enterprise manager
Thanks
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Message no. 6247[Branch from no. 6126]
Posted by Kelli Lemon (kmlemon) on Saturday, February 4, 2006 7:23pm
Subject: Re: Project 2
Harold,
Thank you for the information that you contributed, it helped greatly
Kelli
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Message no. 6253[Branch from no. 6187]
Posted by Kelsey Pooley (kjpooley) on Saturday, February 4, 2006 9:49pm
Subject: Re: Enterprise manager
That's a good question. I wondered that myself. I am used to Oracle 9i and I sure don't remember it being web based, at
least we never used it that way. I ended up ditching the 9i and downloading the 10g.
Apparently they added the enterprise manager to Oracle 9i version 2 and the purpose is to be able to manage and monitor
Oracle from anywhere on the internet (as opposed to having to be at a certain location to do so).
Kelsey
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Message no. 7376[Branch from no. 6177]
Posted by Abhash Bhandary (abhandary) on Tuesday, April 11, 2006 8:00pm
Subject: Re: Rohini Shrestha
Even a better approach can be to use the same password for all...that
way you can remember it well ..i did it that way so that its not confusing.
Abhash
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Message no. 7377[Branch from no. 6247]
Posted by Abhash Bhandary (abhandary) on Tuesday, April 11, 2006 8:01pm
Subject: Re: Project 2
Thankyou Harold for sharing with us...it surely is very useful information
Abhash
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Message no. 7378[Branch from no. 6221]
Posted by Abhash Bhandary (abhandary) on Tuesday, April 11, 2006 8:04pm
Subject: Re: Bikash Adhikari
i agree with waseem too...and also think that just unstalling and
installing it again may not solve the problem
Abhash
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Message no. 7379[Branch from no. 6222]
Posted by Abhash Bhandary (abhandary) on Tuesday, April 11, 2006 9:01pm
Subject: Re: Problem 2
Thanx everybody for sharing , and bikash for puting the question forward
...i havent had that problem but i know the solution ...and now i can
face it well if it comes up...
Abhash
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Message no. 7380[Branch from no. 6253]
Posted by Abhash Bhandary (abhandary) on Tuesday, April 11, 2006 9:12pm
Subject: Re: Enterprise manager
Oracle Enterprise Manager is the comprehensive management framework
built on Internet
standards, providing a robust console, a rich set of tools, and the
extensibility to detect, solve, and simplify the problems of any managed
environment.
Abhash
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