ShutDown Issue while log in Sql plus

when i log in Sql plus with username and password. it says Oracle Intialization or shutdown in progress.let me know please .

when i go to Application Development -> sql plus -> and when i type username sys as sysdba .and type require password.window close automatically . but when i type username and press ok .button it ask for password .and it working fine .let me know please . any help would be highly appreciated.
Edited by: user1095036 on Sep 2, 2012 2:33 PM

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