Connecting to EM, isql*plus

hi all, after entering my isql*plus or EM URL, it dos not connnect it always replys CANT CONNECT TO SERVER or sometimes WINSOCK ERROR..... i just installed oracle 10g, i have tried reinstalling it but it is still the same. when i finshed installing it , it brings back the reply CANNOT CONNECT TO ENTERPRISE MANAGER.

Enable network loopback adapter:
control panel
add hardware (select already connected)
select add new hardware device(if Microsoft loopback adapter is not there already)select Network adapter
select microsoft loopback adapter
select next...end the guided path;
after this right click on my network places-select properties-right click on the local area connection corresponding to the MS loopback adapter-give IP address = 192.168.x.x and subnetmask= 255.255.255.0, leave other fields blank.
x can be any number from 1. to 255.
enrico

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when I try to connect using iSQL Plus(Release 9.2.0.1.0 Production) with Oracle 10g client it reports the following error
"ERROR:
ORA-12545: Connect failed because target host or object does not exist"
but I'm able to connect thro' TOAD or our SQL prompt. why I'm unable to connect it thro iSQL Plus? Is there anything that relates with the Release?
Thanks in Advance.
Kalpana.N

How are you trying to connect ? With iSql*Plus the Client version is not relevant, since you just use a browser.

Isql* plus DBA connection

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i am using oracle 10.2 and when i tried to connect as sysdba to this link "http://administrator:5560/isqlplus/dba"
a pop up window comes an asked me to enter user name and password,
tha window is labled as "Connect to administrator"
isql* plus DBA
can sombody tell me how can i go through this security layer
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See your isqlplus connection as sysdba

ISQL*PLUS dynamic reports - how to pass connect string in the URL

When we run dynamic reports thru ISQL*PLUS, does anyone know how
to pass the connect string info in the URL
The following is the code from ISQL*PLUS users guide but it
dosen't show how to pass the connect string
when I tried to pass hr/your_secret_password@dbserver for userid
I got an error msg
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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VALUE="hr/your_secret_password">
<INPUT TYPE="hidden" NAME="script"
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~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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Jay

The form you use should work when your change
"hr/your_secret_password" to a valid username, password
and connect identifier like "hr/hr@MYDB". Don't forget to
configure MYDB in your tnsnames.ora file on the machine that has
the iSQL*Plus server.
What was the error you got?
The full URL syntax did seem to go missing from the 9.0.1 doc.
See below for the full syntax. This should be appearing in a
forthcoming FAQ.
- CJ
What syntax can I use to run an iSQL*Plus Dynamic Report?
You can run a dynamic report by entering the report URI in the
location field of your browser, or by making the report server a
link or the action for an HTML form. The iSQL*Plus 9i Release 1
documentation has examples of these.
The general syntax for running a dynamic report is:
{uri}?[userid=logon&]script=location[&param...]
where uri
Represents the Uniform Resource Identifier (URI)
of the iSQL*Plus Server, for example:
http://host.domain/isqlplus
where logon
Represents the log in to the database to which you
want to connect:
{username[/password][@connect_identifier]}
where location
Represents the URI of the script you want to run.
The syntax is:
http://[host.domain/script_name]
The host serving the script does not have to be
the same as the machine running the iSQL*Plus server.
where param
Specifies the named parameters for the script you
want to run.
Named parameters consist of varname=value pairs.
iSQL*Plus will define the variable varname to equal value prior
to executing the script e.g.
...script=http://server/s1.sql&var1=hello&var2=world
This is equivalent to the SQL*Plus commands:
SQL> define var1=hello
SQL> define var2=world
SQL> @http://server/s1.sql
iSQL*Plus, SQL*Plus and SQL keywords are reserved
and must not be used as the variable names (varname). Note also,
that since variables are delimited by the ampersand character,
there is no requirement to enclose space delimited values with
quotes. However, to embed the ampersand character itself in the
value, it will be necessary to use quotes.
For compatibility with older scripts using the &1
variable syntax, varname may be replaced with the equivalent
variable position as in:
...script=http://server/s1.sql&1=hello&2=world
Note the & is the URL parameter separator and not
related to the script's substitution variable syntax.
Commands and script parameters may be given in any
order in the dynamic report URI. However, please note that if any
parameters begin with reserved keywords such as "script" or
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TNS error connecting to db using iSQL*Plus

I am trying to use iSQL to access our database (Oracle9i Enterprise Edition Release 9.2.0.1.0) for the first time.
I have reviewed Note 185707.1.
I start the HTTP Server on my client PC.
I bring up my web browser (IE version 6).
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I enter a valid user, password and connection identifier and receive the ORA-12154: TNS:could not resolve service name Error.
In the Note referenced above, there are instructions for configuring the iSQL*Plus Server, but I am not sure what that is (or where it is). It says to enter a new connection identifier in the tnsnames.ora file as follows:
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but I am confused as to how this would be different from my existing connection unless we are supposed to put this in literally then use connection string orashop (which seems unlikely).
Any help would be appreciated.
Tracy

You have a couple of options.
1. Leave the connection identifier empty to connect to the default database (just like in SQL*Plus command line).
2. Confirm you can log into SQL*Plus command line using the same connection identifier.
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Alison

Thanks. A new problem when connecting isql*plus to database

Thanks for everyone helping me.
I can browse the isql*plus page now. However, When I connect isql*plus to the database, I got the error displayed in the isqlplus login browser screen:
ERROR:
ORA-01034: ORACLE not available
ORA-27101: shared memory realm does not exist
Linux Error: 2: No such file or directory
Pls help.

Can you connect to it from command line SQL*Plus?
It sounds like the database is not running. You should start up the database and try again.
Alison

Cannot use iSQL*Plus to connect Oracle 9i for Intel Linux

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Have you checked the ApJServLogFile? You might find some clues there.
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Alison

Error connecting to ISQL*Plus

Hi all,
I hope to seek your advice.
Not sure why after I connected to internet, I am unable to get connected to ISQL*PLUS, although I had putt in the correct username and password. I have this ERROR - ORA-12541: TNS:no listener.
And not sure why Enterprise Management unable to open, it keeps on saying page cannot be displayed, but yesterday I could still open http://yourserver:5500/em
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Not sure why after I connected to internet, I am unable to get connected to ISQL*PLUSwhat if you disconnected your machine from the internet? does it start working again?
were you connected to the internet when installing this software?
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ISQL*Plus: Internal error (no valid library could be found)

I install iSQL*PLUS on middle tier (9i AS 1.0.2.1) according to documentation, when I trying to connect I am getting Internal error (no valid library could be found). The TNSNAMES.ORA file is correct.
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I have a small wireless home network (3 machines), and installed Oracle 10g on one machine. ISQL works fine on this machine. However, I would like to be able to run queries from the other machines using ISQL PLUS.
Have tried, //<<machinename>>:5560/isqlplus, but this returns a message that the requested page cannot be found.
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JH

Ping <>:5560, I got no reply.Pinging port is not possible. Btw you can't use somthing what is using ICMP protocol (ping) for testing of TCP connection. So use the telnet command for testing of connection.
P.S: Wrong forum (section) for this type of problem.

SQL*Plus/iSQL*Plus login as DBA

I just installed 10g Enterprise on a Windows platform and am a bit confused to why I cannot log into SQL*Plus/iSQL as a DBA. I can login as one of the user accounts then use 'connect' to login as dba in SQL*Plus or at the Windows command prompt. I cannot do this, however, in iSQL*Plus. One of the threads on this forum pointed me to using JAZN after installing OC4J. I am in the process of doing this, but I need to understand something apparently fundamental: why should I have to perform another install when the Universal Installer installed iSQL and all the features that came with it? Didn't the 10g download give me the tools necessary to administer its application's accounts? The OC4J download page states that this tool should not be used to replace an existing 10g installation.
Moreover, why iSQL knows about the 'users' authorization level, but not 'system?' I can see the users and groups in the Enterprise Manager, but no features to set WebDBA users as iSQL*Plus requests.
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Hi,
in order to use iSQL*Plus as DBA, you have to perform additional configuration. See
http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/B19306_01/server.102/b14357/ch2.htm#BCEIHEJF
By the way: Get used to a different tool like SQL*Plus linemode or SQL Developer, because iSQL*Plus disappears in future versions.
Kind regards
Uwe

Why I am not able to login by ISQL*PLUS?

Hello any one can help me?
I installed RHEL.4 with my pentium 3 machine with 512mb of RAM. I installed with 4 partition /,/boot, /oracle and swap partition.Linux is running pretty fine. i installed Oracle 9i release 2 successfully without any error except agent get fail. Now i skiped the DBCA database creation and created manually using OMF.Now I am not able to connect my database by using ISQL*PLUS. can i get help? as well as how to login in iSQL*PLUS as sysdba? should i configure apache induvidually if yes how to do that?

Make sure your Apache http server is up and running, this is the entry point to your isqlplus in 9iR2
apachectl start
Once started, get access to the regular url to your apache home page:
http://hostname:ApachePort/isqlplus
investigate which one is the port used by your http server, Oracle by default sets it to 7777. This can be found at the httpd.conf configuration file.
On the other hand, in order for you to access as isqlplusdba, this should be enabled at the isqlplus.conf file found at the $ORACLE_HOME/sqlplus/conf directory, you will find both, sqlplus and isqlplus locations declared on the same file, the second one is commented. It is configured so you provide a password by means of the regular apache authentication mechanism, it's up to you if you wan to use it or just rely on the sysdba password to gain access to your database.
~ Madrid.

Oracle 10g - iSQL*Plus URL issue

Hello:
I'm trying to run a sql script file via my browser and I'm receiving the following error message:
SP2-0920: HTTP error 'URL access is disabled in iSQL*Plus ' on attempt to open URL
In my HTML file, my SQL script is located on c:\demo\script.sql. In the A HREF portion of my HTML, I am not sure whether I am referencing my script.sql correctly. I'm wondering if this could be the cause of the error message.
This is the HTML file I am running on my browser:
<HTML>
<HEAD>
<TITLE></TITLE>
</HEAD>
<BODY>

</body>
</html>
If anyone can help me out that would great. Thank you in advance.
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Sorry it took so long but I finally had a chance to get back to this. This is what I did. My test.html file is located in the d:\sql directory but it could be located anywhere. It looks like this:
<HTML>
<HEAD>
<TITLE>iSQL*Plus Dynamic Report</TITLE>
</HEAD>
<BODY>
 Open and browse to the location on your hard drive where the test.html file is located and click on Open and then OK.
2. This should present you with a page that says
iSQLPlus Report
Run Employee Report
This comes from the formatting I used in my html file above.
3. Click on Run Employee Report
4. This will take you to the iSQL*Plus login page where you will be asked to enter a Username, Password and Connection Identifier. The username should be a user who has access to the HR schema and the connection identifier can simply be the name of your Oracle SID. If you have Oracle installed on your local machine, you can leave this field blank.
5. If everything is working, the script.sql will run and the next page will have the results of running the script which will be everything in the emp_details_view.
Tom

ISql*Plus works well, but sqlplus throws ORA-12560. Why?

I installed Oracle DB 10.2.0.1 on Windows XP. After the installation, everything works like clockwork. ... well, until I installed Oracle Application server 10.1.2.0.2.
For the most part, it still works fine. But now, whenever I run sqlplus from command line, I get ORA-12560: TNS:protocol adapter error. I can still connect using the same login from iSql*Plus without any problem. Why?
Now I'm supposed to cd into a directory, fire off sqlplus and run a sql script. How do I do this in iSql*Plus?
Any help? Thanks,
-M

Thanks for the replies. I got the idea. I need to set
those variables myself, although I personally think
the installer should take care of that during
installation.
Now, out of curiosity, why did iSql*Plus never have
the problem even though I didn't have any those
variables set in my environment?No idea why those aren't set automatically, but they aren't, as you found out. :)
iSQL*Plus is a web based service, and I believe it uses JDBC, not straight OCI calls.

ISQL Plus

I have recently installed oracle 10g and it works great. When I go to use my iSQL Plus, it dosent let me. I sign in as the SYSDBA. Next I connect as SYSDBA and it says "Requires WebDBA role and HTTP authentication". This dosen't work. Next I sign in as normal and get the message "ERROR: ORA-28009: connection as SYS should be as SYSDBA or SYSOPER" ?????? I cant figure it out. please help.

use my iSQL Plus, it dosent let meUsing web isqlplus client in a browser? Or a sqlplus client connection?
ORA-28009 error is from trying to connect with the SYS login but without using AS SYSDBA privilege, in 10g and higher the database does not allow sys connections without using SYSDBA. Try the SYSTEM database user login, or create a database login with the resource role for a schema:
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connect system
... Password ... Connected. ...
create user <username>;
grant resource, create session to <username>;
connect <username>
... Password ... Connected. ...
create table mytab ( <col> <type>, ... );

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