SQL Plus Log on Issues

Not entirely sure if I've posted in the correct area..
I've recently installed the Oracle 11g. Installation process seemed fine but I'm unable to access any components of the software (eg. SQL Plus)
When I try to enter my UN and PW, I keep getting the ORA-01017: INVALID USERNAME/PASSWORD: LOGON DENIED.
If I'm not mistaken, isn't this meant to be the default username and password set during the installation process? (un in this case was orcl, and I set my own password supposedly)
I've installed it on my home computer so, I'm not aware of any dba or what not ;S
OS: Windows 7 Ultimate
Please let me know of any more information you require. Thanks!
On a side note, I also cannot access the SQL Developer- says it cannot find the path to java.exe. I have installed the JDK 7 and written the path down but still does not work. Help with this is also appreciated but, the SQL Plus issue is predominant ;x
Edited by: 992341 on Mar 6, 2013 8:13 PM

992341 wrote:
Not entirely sure if I've posted in the correct area..
I've recently installed the Oracle 11g. Installation process seemed fine but I'm unable to access any components of the software (eg. SQL Plus)
When I try to enter my UN and PW, I keep getting the ORA-01017: INVALID USERNAME/PASSWORD: LOGON DENIED.
Believe this & EVERY Oracle error code & message.
BTW - With V11 passwords are CaseSenSitive; "FUBAR" is different from "fubar", etc.
I am curious regarding to which USERNAME are you trying to login as?
If I'm not mistaken, isn't this meant to be the default username and password set during the installation process? (un in this case was orcl, and I set my own password supposedly)
I've installed it on my home computer so, I'm not aware of any dba or what not ;S
OS: Windows 7 Ultimate
Please let me know of any more information you require. Thanks!
On a side note, I also cannot access the SQL Developer- says it cannot find the path to java.exe. I have installed the JDK 7 and written the path down but still does not work. Help with this is also appreciated but, the SQL Plus issue is predominant ;x
Edited by: 992341 on Mar 6, 2013 8:13 PMHow do I ask a question on the forums?
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