1. Open your command prompt and run the followingsqlpluscommand to connect to your SQL shell as a database administrator (as sysdba). sqlplus / as sysdba Connecting to the SQL shell 2. Next, run the belowALTER
sqlplus " / as sysdba' shutdown immediate; quit; Stop the listener service by issuing the following command in the terminal prompt: From Oralce Linux account do: lsnrctl stop Recall the file paths found earlier; use them as a check list as you delete each one of those files. Reminder: di...
That’s it, your Oracle Database 23c has been successfully installed. Now, let’s proceed to configure it for use Configure Oracle Database 23c in RHEL 8 Before configuringOracle Database Free, let’s understand where it resides in your system and some other directories related to it so tha...
Change into the demonstation directory and start a cache server. Simply type in ant which will then run the default Ant task in build.xml (under the commentRun FIRST) for the demonstration. It will start a cache server node. It will run without returning the command prompt. (Note: This ...
Now, to instruct our OCI application (sqlplus) to use SSL we must create an entry (alias) in thetnsnames.orafile on the client that will resolve the connection identifier so thatTCPSprotocol is used instead ofTCP. Create a file namedtnsnames.oraundernetwork\admin\with content like the followi...
# 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; ...
Parent topic:Understanding How to Use SQL*Loader 7.2SQL*Loader Parameters SQL*Loader is started either when you specify thesqlldrcommand, or when you specify parameters that establish various characteristics of the load operation. In situations where you always use the same parameters for which the ...
Open the command prompt and connect to the database using the following command: sqlplus / as sysdba Check the status of the database using the following command: startup mount; Recover the database using the following command: recover database; ...
Now give it a shot and executesqlplus. If all went well you should get a login prompt. Usecontrol + C + Enterto break out of that and move on to the next section. SQL> SWEET! Connect to the database This section is the key ingredient to the recipe. It shows you how to connect...
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 ...