SQL*LOADER connection issue

I have oracle 9i installed, if i'm to connect to the database using the sys account i getv a message saying have to connect as sysdba or sysoper. Ok so i use "username/password@database as sysdba", and that works fine i'm able to connect. But this does not work at the inital login screen, i have to connect as using this other account i created then log in useing the string above. My problem is now im using SQL*LOADER to load data into a table and it won't accept the connection string. If it use that connction string listed above i get the error "ORA-12154:could not resolve service name" and if i remove "as sysdba" from the end of the string i get error "ORA-01017: invalid username/password". I use to be able to just log on with just "sys" username is there any way to change it back or any other way to log on to SQL*LOADER. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks

When you are working with SQL*Loader, SQL*Plus and other utilities you can specify what is the database to be connected through local naming (client, server ) or seeting an enviroment variable in the session. If you are getting connection in the server and you have problems resolving local naming, I recommend you to do this:
1.- Set the ORACLE_SID enviroment variable and do not use local naming resolving with tnsnames.ora entries
2.- Configure very well the tnsnames.ora & sqlnet.ora files to get connection.
If you are working directly in the server the first option is easier.
Setting the variable in Windows:
SET ORACLE_SID=<database_sid>
Setting the variable in Unix/Linux:
export ORACLE_SID=<database_sid>
if you need more help to do this step by step I can help you.
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