Oracle 11g SQL signon - The scott/tiger routine...

I just installed Oracle 11g.
First, what is the ID/PW into SQL - it used to be scott/tiger. I changed it to what I wanted on install. However, when I logon and type scott then tiger its says
account locked out. I tried scott and my own "created pw". It still didn't let me in. Is there an "easy" fix?
I have to get this aspect going to get to first base. How do I get around this or FIX it????
Walter Earl Roper
University of Illinois
[email protected]

By default, most of the demo accounts are created but locked so that they are not security holes if they are inadvertently included in a production install. To unlock scott
- Connect as SYS, i.e. from the command line (DOS prompt in Windows)
sqlplus / as sysdba- Unlock the account
SQL> ALTER USER scott ACCOUNT UNLOCK;Now, you should be able to log in as SCOTT. If you want to log in as HR, OE, or any of the other demo accounts, you'd repeat the procedure.
Justin

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