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forgotten password 2
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Log into the OS as the owner of the software load.
If on unix:
1. Set your ORACLE_SID to the SID of the new database thwn run . oraenv (ksh) or coraenv (csh) to set up your environment.
2. start the server manager (svrmgrl)
3. type connet internal and enter
4. if you connect then type alter user system identified by aaaaaaaaa; enter
+++ where aaaaaaaaa = the new password
If on NT the start a command window
Set ORACLE_SID = <SID>
set ORACLE_HOME = <oracle home>
make sure the the ORACLE_HOME/bin directory is in the path then execute steps 2 - 4 above.
Hope this helps.
Rick
If on unix:
1. Set your ORACLE_SID to the SID of the new database thwn run . oraenv (ksh) or coraenv (csh) to set up your environment.
2. start the server manager (svrmgrl)
3. type connet internal and enter
4. if you connect then type alter user system identified by aaaaaaaaa; enter
+++ where aaaaaaaaa = the new password
If on NT the start a command window
Set ORACLE_SID = <SID>
set ORACLE_HOME = <oracle home>
make sure the the ORACLE_HOME/bin directory is in the path then execute steps 2 - 4 above.
Hope this helps.
Rick
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If you have not changed the password of user SYS, try to connect as sys/change_on_install to your database then change the password of SYSTEM.
If you forgot the password of INTERNAL, SYS, and SYSTEM then you'll have to perform more than this procedure.
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