Developerday VM Ora-12505 Getting Started with Oracle SQL Developer 3.0

Just downloaded the VM , Started the tutorial Getting Started with Oracle SQL Developer 3.0
As mentioned in tutorial , I was trying to make a new connection and I am getting following error
Ora - 12505 : TNS Listener doesn't currently know of SID
I gave SID as orcl, and seems to be working OK, can I use orcl for this tutorial
Edited by: OrcArgusDev on Apr 13, 2012 9:01 AM
Edited by: OrcArgusDev on Apr 13, 2012 9:11 AM

Thanks, I'll survive. Just my luck, the first item I try to anon. debug didn't work! :)
thanks, hopefully this problem will be few and far between

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