Compile all invalid packages together + connect as sysdba only

Hi
I've installed a Ora 10.2, and imported a dump. This dump contained some users, a lot of tables and stored procs.
My first question: There is an imported user with I can connect as sysdba only. I can't connect as normal... it is problem because there is an application upper the db and I can't tell the applicataion that connect as sysdba. (it is only a sandbox for me...) What should I modify on this user to connect as normal user?
The second question: The schema (upper) contains lot of invalid packages. I have only the free Toad and I can't compile all of them only step by step... (I don't want do this step by step because there are about 300 packages...). How could I complile all of them e.g. from Sqlplus? Any other solution?
Thanks in advance!
Alex

ok, there is a user e.g. "xxxx"
I can connect with this user as sysdba only. "CONNECT xxxx/yyyy@db as sysdba". Without "as sysdba" I got "ORA-01017: invalid username/password; logon denied" So I can connect only as sysdba... but this is a simple user so I don't want to connect as sysdba...

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This has been packaged up in 10gR2 as UTL_RECOMP.
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I am used to PL\SQL Developer and currently I am testing SQL Developer (version 2.1). I have question where can I find in SQL Developer functionality (or how to invoke those functions) like:
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2) Invoke window similar to “Command window” in PL\Sql Developer
Thanks for help
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Could I please revive this and ask how do I use UTL_RECOMP?
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We know what you want. We also know that instead of searching for it, you want someone to give you "a tip".
Well, I have a tip for you - don't do it. There is no appreciable benefit gained from recompiling all your packages, so save the time you would have spent on it for something more useful, and we'll leave it at that.
Alternatively, if you really want to do it - SEARCH THE FORUM.
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Hi,
I am trying to grant HTMLDB Administrator privilege to assign the other Oracle default schemas to workspaces by executing the following procedure.
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LINE/COL ERROR
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Hello guys,
I have this problem: I have two DB schemes A and B. I modified the code in both schemes. After compilation, many packages were invalidated. So I compiled all invalid packages, no compilation errors, everything ok.
Now if I run this query in scheme A:
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I found the problem...
After I did those changes to that packages, I first compiled the bodies to wrong schemes. So the bodies were created without specifications. I didn't see those packages because SQL Developer doesn't display them in such case...
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How to compile all package body using sqlplus ?
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Amy

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