Logging into iSQL *Plus

Can you tell me what to put in for Username and password for iSQL *Plus. I tried making one up but, it said login failed.

If you are using isqlplus 9.x then you may use this command in your OS to add DBA user.
ORACLE_HOME/Apache/Apache/bin/htpasswd ORACLE_HOME/sqlplus/admin/iplusdba.pw username
or for normal login, type http://host or ip:port//isqlplus

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Can I use username = system when I log into SQL plus?

I am new to Oracle and SQL plus and I have some questions to ask?
I managed to get SQLPlus working using sqlplus system/password
When I installed Oracle I created a database called ORCL and set a password. My question is when I am using SQL Plus is it OK
to use username= system. The problem is that I created 3 tables in this database but when I list the tables I get about 181 tables returned.
It seems that I have logged into the master database.
In fact I just used the password I set when I installed Oracle (not the @asi past)
from:
http://docs.oracle.com/cd/E13212_01/wles/docs42/installadmin/database.html
Configuring an Oracle Policy Database
To configure an Oracle policy database, you must create the policy database, create a security role and a user, and grant the security role and user access.
To configure a policy database, perform the following steps:
Open a command window, run the Oracle SQLPlus utility, and login as user SYSTEM with the password you set for that user account when you installed the Oracle database software.
sqlplus system/password@asi
where: password is the password you set for the system account when you installed the database software and asi is the database instance name.
The name of the database I set up when I installed Oracle was ORCL.
I can set up a data source using WebLogic Server Administration Console using the following data:
Database name:             ORCL
Host name:                      localhost
Port:                                 1521
Database USer Name:   System
Password:                        the password I set when I installed Oracle
This is different form the book I am using where the writer used the database name XE as in the following:
Database name:             XE
Host name:                      localhost
Port:                                 1521
Database USer Name:   OE
Password:                        .......
Confirm Password:        .......
Anyways I managed to create some tables using SQL script. I assume these are in the ORCL database.
SELECT TABLE_NAME FROM USER_TABLES will list all the tables in the database.
Apparently there are a lot more tables in this database (181 tables) than I thought. I have only created 3 tables.
Article
Section
Edition
Is this how it should be?
Also I am trying to create another table Catalog but SQLPlus is not allowing me to do this!
ERROR at line 1:
ORA-00955: name is already used by an existing object
Next I create an EJB project using Eclipse (Oracle Enterprise Pack for Eclipse).   Then
I add a JPA (Java Persistence API) project facet. In this I specify the following:
SID:                         ORCL
Host:                       localhost
Port Number:       1521
User name:            System
Password:               The password I set when I installed Oracle.
Here there is a GUI called Select tables which gives a list of tables I assume the same list of table
I had listed in DOS however there appears to be more tables here.
Anyways, I am just wondering am I on the correct path and would this Database I am using be the
ORCL database. Would all these tables be tables that are in the ORCL database?
Thank you in advance for your help.
Brian.

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Unable to log into Discoverer Plus - oracle.discoiv.connections.Connection

Hello,
Discovoerer Plus and Viewere were working fine last week and today an attempt to login gives this error on the page:
A connection error.
- error while creating the session, check for other errors.
- oracle.discoiv.connections.ConnectionStoreException: weblogic.common.resourcepool.ResourceDeadException: 0: Could not connect to 'oracle.jdbc.OracleDriver'. The returned message is: ORA-01017: invalid username/password; logon denied It is likely that the login or password is not valid. It is also possible that something else is invalid in the configuration or that the database is not available.
- weblogic.common.resourcepool.ResourceDeadException: 0: Could not connect to 'oracle.jdbc.OracleDriver'. The returned message is: ORA-01017: invalid username/password; logon denied It is likely that the login or password is not valid. It is also possible that something else is invalid in the configuration or that the database is not available.
- weblogic.common.resourcepool.ResourceDeadException: 0: Could not connect to 'oracle.jdbc.OracleDriver'. The returned message is: ORA-01017: invalid username/password; logon denied It is likely that the login or password is not valid. It is also possible that something else is invalid in the configuration or that the database is not available.
unable to retrieve connection list
- Cannot retrieve connection list. Check the Discoverer application log for more details.
JFYI
Discoverer is installed on the same server as EBS 12i.
Last week we had issues when EBS promoted us to change the passwords of apps, SYSADMIN, APPLSYSPUB and even that of EUL4_US in the system. I am wondering which of these changes could have had an impact on Discoverer. How do I get ebs to recognize the new password of EUL4_US?
Thanks

Hi Mathias
Let me answer at least a couple of your issues:
+3) I have installed Oracle Discoverer Administrator on an XP manchine but at startup, it doesn't display the "Applications checkbox". Did I miss this during installation and can I simply reinstall?+
EUL5_US connects find at this window and I am greeted with the Load Wizard Step 1. Does it mean that to connect as sysadmin, I have to reinstall this BI Discoverer?
You have to enable Discoverer Admin in APPS mode, it does not do it automatically. To do that follow this workflow:
1. Connect to Discoverer Admin as EUL5_US
2. On the Load Wizard Step 1 click the Cancel button
3. From the menu bar select Tools | Options and navigate to the Connection tab
4. Check the button labeled Connect to both standard and application EULs
5. In the box labeled Gateway User enter: applsyspub/pub
6. In the box labeled Foundation Name enter: apps
7. Click the OK button
8. From the menu bar select File | Connect
9. This time you should see the Oracle Applications User check box.
On the XP machine you need to also have the DBC file and tnsnames files. Here's how to enable the DBC security:
1. Create a folder under c:\Oracle called Secure so that you could have: c:\oracle\secure
2. Place your DBC file in this folder
3. Launch Control Panel
4. Select System | Advanced System Settings - this opens the System Properties box
5. Click the Environment Variables button - this opens the Environment Variables box
6. In the bottom half of the screen, labeled System variables click the New button - this opens the New System Variable box
7. In Variable Name enter: FND_SECURE
8. In Variable Value enter: c:\oracle\secure
9. Click the OK button to close the New Variable box
10. Click the OK button to close the Environment Variables box
11. Click the OK button to close the System Properties box
12. Close Control Panel
This should get Discoverer Admin working. Can you check and let me know?
As far as I know there are no additional passwords. If Discoverer Admin can be made to work using SYSADMIN then there is a setup issue on the server. Most likely the FND_SECURE is not picking up the location for the DBC but let's tackle that once we get Admin working.
Best wishes
Michael

ORA-12154 error when logging into SQL*Plus

I installed Oracle 10g (10.2.0.3.0) server on a Hyper-V virtual machine running Windows Server 2008 Enterprise as a standalone server. I did a software only install and then ran the Database Configuration Assistant to create a database. I also ran the Oracle Net Configuration Assistant to configure the Listener, Naming Methods, and Local Net Service Name. I ran the test in the Net Configuration Assistant and it was successful after I changed the login credentials to use the SYSTEM account and password. TNSPING of the net service name is successful. I can also successfully connect to the database via Enterprise Manager using the SYSTEM account and password. What I can NOT do is connect locally to the database via SQL*Plus (either through the gui or command line). I get the following error:
ERROR:
ORA-12154: TNS: Could not resolve the connect identifier specified
I've checked and double-checked the LISTENER.ORA, SQLNET.ORA, and TNSNAMES.ORA files. They all seem correct to me, especially since I used the configuration assistants to create them.
Anyone have an idea what might be wrong or what I can check next? Any help would be appreciated!
Thanks!

They all seem correct to me, especially since I used the configuration assistants to create them. Garbage In, Garbage Out.
Since Oracle throws an error, I strongly suspect you are mistaken.
Simply put, you are using something like "@REMOTE" someplace & somehow and the error indicates SQL*Net does not know to what @REMOTE refers.
How many systems are involved, names, OS version, etc?
post connection string & post contents of tnsnames.ora file.

When trying to log into SQL*Plus it asks for host string, which I don'

Pls can any one tell me the host string
Regards,
Ashok

Look the Host String is the Information which tells about the Machine where the dataBase is Located and the SID name and the PORT .
So when we connect to the data base via JDBC the URL which we supply is the Host String .
If the database is not installed in ur machine and u access it remotely then u need a Host String which ur DBA will be able to tell U .

How to access isql*plus

I am new to oracle 9i. can someone tell me real quick how to get the Oracle isql*plus login prompt from my browser--
I am on
windows 2000
oracle 9i enterprise edition (9.2.0.1)
netscape browser
I have access to sqlplus but have no idea to log into isql*plus
Thanks

Thanks for the response, and yes you do have a valid point. Well...looks like I have a problem running the Oracle HTTP server. Here's what is happening --
I go to Start->Programs->Oracle-Ora9->Oracle HTTP Server->Start HTTP Server powered by Apache
I am trying to start the HTTP server this way, but I get a dos window opened saying
Syntax error on line 298 of c:/ora9/apache/apache/conf/httpd.conf:
Port must be numeric
Note the errors or messages above, and press the <ESC> key to exit ....
I did go to the location above and opened the file to look : The related statements I found were -
Port 7777
Port null
Listen 7777
Listen null
Could there be anything wrong here ? Any idea as to how I get thru this problem and correct it so that I can start my HTTP server. Thanks

Unable to log into plus as apps user

I have created an APPS EUL using instructions provided by link: Armstrong-Smith Consulting and am able to log into Discoverer Administrator as SYSADMIN and administer the EUL that was created under a DB Account.
I gave administrative rights for a business area to an apps user.
I am trying to log into Discoverer Plus and/or Viewer using the apps user account with administrative rights to the business in the EUL above and am getting the following error;
<p>
<strong>Error</strong>
A connection error has occurred.
-Unable to connect, possibly due to an invalid Applications GWYUID setting. Please contact your Discoverer manager.
How do I go about connecting to the APPS EUL or am I approaching this the wrong way? The end goal is to set up end users who can use this EUL to create reports for our facility.
Apps Version 12.0.x
DB Version 12.x
E-business Suite
</p>

Hi
Is this Kevin? :-)
If so, I sent you an answer in an email. If this is not Kevin, here is a possible solution:
It sounds like your APPLSYSPUB account has a different password to the standard PUB. Because of this you will need to change this setting inside your pref.txt file.
If you look in this folder: *$ORACLE_HOME\Discoverer\Util* you will see a file called pref.txt. Edit that file and look for the GWYUID setting and change the password to match what you have inside Admin.
After you have edited the file, save it then from the same folder execute the file called applypreferences. On Windows it is a BAT file, on Linux and Unix it is an SH file.
After you have applied the privileges you need to stop and restart the Discoverer server using opmnctl shutdown followed by opmnctl startall when run from the *$ORACLE_HOME\opmn\bin folder*.
This should do it.
Best wishes
Michael

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.
Your comments would be much appreciated.

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

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).
I enter in the URL http://<<host>>:7778/isqlplus.
ISQL*Plus login page is displayed.
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:
connection identifier = (DESCRIPTION=(ADDRESS_LIST=(ADDRESS=(PROTOCOL=TCP)(HOST=www.oracle.com) (PORT=1521)))(CONNECT_DATA=(SID=orashop)))
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.
3. Confirm that your tnsnames.ora file contains the correct connection information for the database you are trying to connect to.
The 'orashop' example is only an example.
Alison

Login in sysdba mode from isql*plus in oracle9i

what is a operating system user in oracle and how to create it?
how to log in isql*plus with sys or system user with sysdba or sysoper ?

If you are using a 10.x version of iSQL*Plus, you'll need to use JAZN to set up a user to access the iSQL*Plus DBA URL. This is protected by default, using Basic authentication. So you'll need to set this up manually, then login with the credentials you create. The doc for this is here:
http://download-east.oracle.com/docs/cd/B19306_01/server.102/b14357/ch2.htm#sthref475
Alison

ISql*plus Crashes all the time

Hi ,
I have installed Oracle10G in Wingows2003 server and created a database. My iSql*plus service crashes after every couple of hours and I need to restart it. Is there any bug with isqlplus on Windows ?
Thanks,
Asha

Are there any errors in the event log?
Are there any errors in the iSQL*Plus logs? The iSQL*Plus log file is written to:
$ORACLE_HOME/oc4j/j2ee/isqlplus/application-deployments/isqlplus/application.log
The iSQL*Plus Help log file is written to:
$ORACLE_HOME/oc4j/j2ee/isqlplus/application-deployments/isqlplushelp/application.log
You could try setting the iSQL*Plus error logging level to something higher than the default to see if there are any other errors:
http://download-west.oracle.com/docs/cd/B12037_01/server.101/b12170/ch3.htm#sthref454
Alison

Logging in as SYSDBA via isql*plus

Hi all
Just installed Oracle 10g on my computer and I am able to connect to enterprise manager, create an account and also log in via isql*plus with the new account.
I was wondering how do i connect to isql*plus web based using a sysdba account?
I would enter:
Username: SYS
PW: ????
Connect Identifier: [Blank]
Is that correct?
Usually when logging in to isql i would use the following command
conn sys/[password] as sysdba

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Logging into Yosemite takes a long time, plus load bar

MacBook Pro (13-inch, Mid 2012)
Processor 2.5 GHz Intel Core i5
Memory 4 GB 1600 MHz DDR3
Yosemite 10.10
Hi,
When logging into my mac, it now takes around 2-3 minutes. In Mavericks it took a few seconds. There is also a load bar (see picture)
Is this normal?
Thanks, Fletcher

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2 GB DDR3 1600 MHz ok
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Some Smaller Problems concerning HTTP-Server and iSQL*PLUS

Hi!
System: WIN2K, ORA 9.0.0.1
1. Problem: With HTTP-Server launched by ORACLE at System Start
can not connect to DB via iSQL*Plus, message: ORA-12638 (german
message:"Abruf des Berechtigungsnachweis misslungen") Credential
retrieval failed. Does no longer occur when shutting down
service and relaunching Apache manually. Why?
2. HTTP Server dies instantly when accidentially sending /*
somewhere in SQL-Statement or alone via iSQL*Plus (in SQL*Plus
Window /* starts DOC-Mode without chance to end DOC-mode with #)
Can anyone help? Thank you!
TIP: Manipulating Database via iSQL*Plus on a Eudora-Browser
with IR Cellular impresses every Boss! :-)

Hello CJ
1st of all: Thank you for your answer!
What privilege iSQL*Plus connection are you trying make?Tried as normal user and as sysdba. Both works well with Apache
in Console, both doesn4t work with Apache as a Service started
(even if there is a 2nd Apache started in Console window)
Can you connect as a normal user
if you specify a full DB connection string? By full connection
string I mean the "(DESCRIPTION=(ADDRESS_LIST=(ADDRESS...)))"
etc. syntax commonly seen in tnsnames.ora. No! Error "SP2-0306 Invalid Option" occurs.
that the problem also occurs in the old GUI (non-web version)
version of SQL*Plus?Right! Typing DOC means entering (now unsupported) DOC Mode
(DOC> Prompt) return to SQL> with #. Typing /* gets you into DOC-
Mode but you can4t leave with #. (SQL*Plus userguide and
reference Part F Obsolete Commands)
In iSQL*Plus (web based version) typing /* caused apache to die
(on console!! as service as I mentioned: no connection ).
Somehow problem no longer occurs. (Miracle?)
3. Your Palm efforts sound neat! Can you share with the forum
how usable it is? Are there any configuration tricks
you found?No tricks needed, I just started a connection to a local
Provider via IR and Nokia Cellular. Connected to DB via
iSQL*Plus using Eudora-Browser, logged in as sysdba and shutdown
DB and started it again. Looked at some v$-views, killed a
session or two had a good time and impressed everyone. Decide
for yourself if this could be useful. Might be helpful for
remote troubleshooting during holidays so don4t tell your boss
about it.
(Did anyone try this on Windows CE? Like to know!)
Dominic

How to set privillages for created user with iSQL *Plus

The hosting company has provided ISQL * Plus interface. I have created user by using the following command:
Create user test identified by test;
Grant connect, resource to test;
But I am unable to load or import data into db. How can I import/load data as its giving permission denied message.
I think there is a lack of imp/loading data grants. Who do I set?
Thanks & best regards
Message was edited by:
Raakh

1. which version of the database ?iSQL *Plus 10.2.0.1.0
2. how you are trying/want to import/load data ?from online control pannel I am selecting the Load Data option and processing 7 steps. message appears "Successfully Loaded" but when am seeing log file its given me
Step: Load
Page Refreshed Jun 7, 2007 6:38:47 AM
Status Succeeded
Targets orcl
Started Jun 7, 2007 6:38:11 AM GMT-04:00
Ended Jun 7, 2007 6:38:11 AM GMT-04:00
Elapsed Time 0 seconds
Output Log
Username:SQL*Loader-704: Internal error: ulconnect: OCIServerAttach [0]
ORA-12546: TNS:permission denied
SQL*Loader: Release 10.2.0.1.0 - Production on Thu Jun 7 06:38:11 2007
Copyright (c) 1982, 2005, Oracle. All rights reserved.
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