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How to run SQL PLUS in ubuntu 14.04
Problem installing Oracle 10g Express editionSQL modeling and design tools?Unable to install Oracle SQL Developer 4.0.2 (4.0.2.15.21) from rpm fileCharset with driver for Microsoft-SQLUbuntu 14.04 (64bit) installing and running Sql instant client via sqlplus commandUBUNTU/PHP: Can not connect to sql server 2008How to find installed Oracle SQL Developer?How to configure DBeaver to connect with ms sql serverHow to install Adventure Works DB on ubuntu 16.04?How to install Oracle Database Express Edition (XE) Release 18.4.0.0.0 (18c) on ubuntu 16.04?
I have installed SQL PLUS from instructions I got from hereSQL PLUS .. BUt now I don't know how to start whenever I start it using sqlplus64 command it asks for username and password which I don't get during it's installation.
Now I want to know how to start SQL PLUS
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I have installed SQL PLUS from instructions I got from hereSQL PLUS .. BUt now I don't know how to start whenever I start it using sqlplus64 command it asks for username and password which I don't get during it's installation.
Now I want to know how to start SQL PLUS
14.04 oracle sql
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I have installed SQL PLUS from instructions I got from hereSQL PLUS .. BUt now I don't know how to start whenever I start it using sqlplus64 command it asks for username and password which I don't get during it's installation.
Now I want to know how to start SQL PLUS
14.04 oracle sql
I have installed SQL PLUS from instructions I got from hereSQL PLUS .. BUt now I don't know how to start whenever I start it using sqlplus64 command it asks for username and password which I don't get during it's installation.
Now I want to know how to start SQL PLUS
14.04 oracle sql
14.04 oracle sql
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Your default users are sys and system. According to the Oracle website the passwords are displayed in a message during installation, but I guess you didn't see it?
It used to be that the default users had default passwords. For sys it was: change_on_install and for system: manager. As you can guess these weren't changed on install, which generally caused a major security risk so maybe this is why Oracle stopped using them.
So my advice would be:
- try the above default passwords and hope they work (which is unlikely);
- reinstall the database and look for the message giving you passwords.
Once you are logged in as sys, create a day-to-day user and use it for your project. Don't use sys or system - they are too powerful and to be used for administration only.
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Your default users are sys and system. According to the Oracle website the passwords are displayed in a message during installation, but I guess you didn't see it?
It used to be that the default users had default passwords. For sys it was: change_on_install and for system: manager. As you can guess these weren't changed on install, which generally caused a major security risk so maybe this is why Oracle stopped using them.
So my advice would be:
- try the above default passwords and hope they work (which is unlikely);
- reinstall the database and look for the message giving you passwords.
Once you are logged in as sys, create a day-to-day user and use it for your project. Don't use sys or system - they are too powerful and to be used for administration only.
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Your default users are sys and system. According to the Oracle website the passwords are displayed in a message during installation, but I guess you didn't see it?
It used to be that the default users had default passwords. For sys it was: change_on_install and for system: manager. As you can guess these weren't changed on install, which generally caused a major security risk so maybe this is why Oracle stopped using them.
So my advice would be:
- try the above default passwords and hope they work (which is unlikely);
- reinstall the database and look for the message giving you passwords.
Once you are logged in as sys, create a day-to-day user and use it for your project. Don't use sys or system - they are too powerful and to be used for administration only.
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Your default users are sys and system. According to the Oracle website the passwords are displayed in a message during installation, but I guess you didn't see it?
It used to be that the default users had default passwords. For sys it was: change_on_install and for system: manager. As you can guess these weren't changed on install, which generally caused a major security risk so maybe this is why Oracle stopped using them.
So my advice would be:
- try the above default passwords and hope they work (which is unlikely);
- reinstall the database and look for the message giving you passwords.
Once you are logged in as sys, create a day-to-day user and use it for your project. Don't use sys or system - they are too powerful and to be used for administration only.
Your default users are sys and system. According to the Oracle website the passwords are displayed in a message during installation, but I guess you didn't see it?
It used to be that the default users had default passwords. For sys it was: change_on_install and for system: manager. As you can guess these weren't changed on install, which generally caused a major security risk so maybe this is why Oracle stopped using them.
So my advice would be:
- try the above default passwords and hope they work (which is unlikely);
- reinstall the database and look for the message giving you passwords.
Once you are logged in as sys, create a day-to-day user and use it for your project. Don't use sys or system - they are too powerful and to be used for administration only.
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