Error connecting to database after upgrade P6 R7.0 to P6 R8.2

Dear friends,
could you help me,
i have problem with primavera P6,
currently we using P6 R7.0 with server client. i have succesfully to installed it at sever and client and database connected too.
but after we purchased the new version R8.2, and i have upgraded. we got the big problem.
primavera could connect to PMDB, i tried create database (PMDB) but always failed. could you please to solve my problem?

Hi,
Use following credential if you are using Oracle database (XE)
1. Database Alias : PMDB
2. Driver Type : Oracle
click next , type XE as oracle connections string
Enter Public Login Information dialog, enter the following information.
The default public username is pubprm$pm.
The pubuser password will be the same password you entered during the original installation, e.g. admin01, i.e. the same password you have been using to login to P6
Professional.
Click next and finish

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