Password to start Oracle Database 9i

Hi,
I have just downloaded and installed Oracle9i Personal Edition Release 1(9.0.1.1.0) for Windows 98. When I run the option Start Oracle 9i Database under Database Administration, it asks for a password. What is the password?
Thanks

Hey Melvyn, have u found any other response?
I have the same problem, but I haven't found any solution.
Other OTN Members thinks that we have problem with SQLPlus login... instead we can't START Oracle because when we click on the specified menu voice "START ORACLE ETC...", a dialog appears requesting ONLY a password...
We haven't set any password during installation step and any other KNOWN PWD is good.
mmm it is a big mistery

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<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by David Snelson ([email protected]):
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: Rodney A. Ramos (guest) wrote:
: : I've just installed Oracle 8.0.5 on Linux Red Hat 5.2. I
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: : have problems during the installation, but after that ...
: : First of all, my "dbora" script doens't work. I don't know
why,
: : because it's in the directory /etc/rc.d/init.d. Then, when I
: try
: : to start it manually, the follow mistake appear:
: : ===
: : ./dbora: [!: command not found
: Hi!
: There seems indeed to be a problem here - AFAIK the guy who
wrote
: the startup srcipt made a syntax mistake.
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