Depending on your Oracle installation, you may have access to one of many different versions or “modes” in which to run the SQL*Plus application. SQL*Plus Command-line If you wish to use SQL*Plus Command-line, you’ll simply issue the sqlplus command from your shell: $ sqlplus This ...
Migrating from Oracle to Snowflake can be a game-changer for businesses looking to modernize their data infrastructure. While Oracle has long been a reliable choice for on-premise databases, Snowflake offers a cloud-native solution that’s designed for scalability, flexibility, and cost-efficiency....
NOTE – In case of linux the command will be /sbin/mkfs -t acfs /dev/asm/sharedvol1-201 7.Register the ACFS file system with CRS: export ORACLE_HOME=/crsapp/app/oracle/product/grid12c -- Run from root root@NODE1:~# $ORACLE_HOME/bin/srvctl add filesystem -d /dev/asm/sharedvol1...
On my previous MacBook Air (2015, 4GB RAM), it actually ran pretty slowly, because the 4GB RAM is split with 2GB for the VM and 2 GB for the Mac OS, bringing both systems to a crawl. MacBook Airs are not designed to be able to run intensive programs such as VMs. If you really...
Windows XP Pro or Vista instance. You’ll find out how to do that here. You’ll be able to run SQL*Plus from the Mac OS command-line, SQL*Developer natively in Mac OS, and Oracle Enterprise Manager in Mac browser (of your choosing). Oddly, the few distracting Java errors that SQL*...
INF - SQL> Disconnected from Oracle9i Enterprise Edition Release 9.2.0.1.0 - 64bit Production INF - End of SQLPLUS output. INF - Starting Oracle Recovery Manager. INF - Using: /export/home/oracle/OraHome1/bin/rman INF - Connection info: target 'oracle/***' nocatalog INF...
password@cdb-sid $ docker exec -it dbname sqlplus pdbadmin/pdb-user-password@pdbname Connecting to the Database from Outside the Container You can connect to the database outside the container by connecting either to the default port (1521), or to the port you have...
5. Now, export the oracle_sid value as cricket and connect to the database as sys user by using the following command. $export oracle_sid=cricket $sqlplus / as sysdba 6. Now, start up the database at nomount state and run the edited trace file i.e., “createcontrol.sql” file at ...
# sqlplus /nolog SQL> conn /@connectname_high Connected. Once you’ve signed in, check yourUSERENVand other parameters: Copy code snippet Copied to Clipboard Error: Could not Copy Copied to Clipboard Error: Could not Copy SQL> SELECT SYS_CONTEXT('USERENV','CURRENT_USER') FROM DUAL; ...
sqlplus -Lsystem@REMOTE_SSL_DB If the connection fails, examining the trace file corresponding to this failure (seelog\diag\clients\user_...\host_..\trace) is very helpful. Search for the words "SSL" and "error." To verify that we are connected via SSL, run this query insqlplus: ...