I am getting this error message while logging on to database. I have uploaded the screenshot also. Please tell me what can be the issue?
I believe the default SYSTEM password is manager password, not system.
Probably, you have created your database along with CREATE AS PLUGGABLE DATABASE option. Thus, Oracle doesn't know of the database you actually want to connect to.
Include the required and correct service_name/database_name to connect to the CDB/PDB respectively.
In your case, the ORACLE_SID might be pointing to the CDB, thus you successfully connected via / as sysdba. Try with the following -
conn system#database_name/password
Make sure you have edited the tnsnames.ora to add the required details post installation.
UPDATE OP mentioned in the comment that he created with the PDB option.
If you want to connect to the CDB/PDB, please explicitly mention the container/pluggable database name. Please read Oracle 12c Post Installation Mandatory Steps.
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so, I have to make an Application Page with Oracle Apex. It is relatively simple, I only need one table. I tried to connect to it by SQL, but here comes the problem. There is no DB-Link existing.
How do I create a database link. I have Admin rights for Apex and have access to the admin account on the database server, from which I would need the data. Previously the data would be sended by E-Mail to us.
The sending Mailadress is adminname#servername.domain.net, that way I know on which server the database is located
I sadly do not know how the Mail Protocoll works, cause this was created before I started there.
I also do not know where on the server the database is located, all I know is that it is somewhere on the server.
Kind regards
Elias
I am facing the below error while connecting Tableau with oracle database.
below is the screenshot for reference :
please suggest steps to fix this.I am very new to Tableau and database things.
You need to make sure that connection information with Oracle Database is correct, which includes host name, port name, username and password. Above this you should make sure your server is up and running
I have been trying to figure out how to start with Oracle SQL, but I can't get the "Connection" to work. I'm not sure what the (connection name, username, password, etc.) fields are.
If I want to create a small database on local host, why do I need to connect in the first place.
I searched Google but still can't get it to work. Any help is appreciated.
ERROR MESSAGE: IO Error: The Network Adapter could not establish the connection
SQL Developer is just a client utility that lets you connect to an existing database. It sounds like you don't have a database to connect to yet. If that's the case, you'd either need someone to create a database on another machine for you or you'd need to download the database software on to your local machine and create a database to connect to. You can download the Oracle database from the Oracle Technology Network, the same place you downloaded SQL Developer from. I would guess that you would want to download Oracle 11.2 Express Edition.
Alternately, you may want to download one of the VMs that Oracle has put together that has a lot of related software installed for you to use. For example, this VM has SQL Developer, Oracle 12.1, APEX, XML DB, and a number of labs already installed for you.
Oracle SQL Developer is a tool to ACCESS existing database, you cannot create new database here. The connection is used to define where your existing database sits and how to connect to it. So you need to name you connection (bookmark), provide host name, where database runs and user name plus password to identify yourself.
I've been asked to find out why a program is failing. I've traced it to a SQL stored procedure. The program passes in the name of a file that the st. proc. presumably tries to read.
However, the SQL server is returning an error indicating that it cannot access the file because access is denied.
My connection string says Integrated Security=SSPI;. I know for sure that the account that I'm logged in with to run the program has access to the file.
How can I find out for sure what user account the SQL server is using to access the file?
The Windows Process Monitor is a good place to start.
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/sysinternals/bb896645.aspx
Out of interest what version of SQL, are we talking CLR or just plain ol' sprocs?
It will be using the SQL Server service account to access the file system.
You can look at this article. User USER_NAME to get the SQL Username for the logged in user.
However, it sounds like the problem might be permissions with the FILE, not with the DB. You'll want to check that the appropraite permissions are set on the File and Directory as well as on the DB.
I have created a cloud database and was able to connect successfully thru SSMS.
Now I want to create a table in that.
Henceforth after the successful connection ( in am doing thru SSMS) when I am trying to connect to the database i.e. MyFirstCloudDB database which is available in the Available Databases section of SSMS, I am getting the error message " The database MyFirstCloudDB" is not accessible.
What to do now?
EDIT:
I have success accomplished my work.
But what I have done is that after I logged in to my SQL AZURE platform thru SSMs, first I created a database(say myFirstDB).
Then I logged out. Again I connected and this time Under Options->Connect to Database->I typed myFirstDB and then connected.
After that I created a table and inserted some values.
I have included this paras by thinking that if someone like me face the same problem then they can go ahead with this solution.
Thanks for the great support of Mr. Rob Farley for being with me in this journey and also to all the SO members. This forum is really really great (:
Pls help.
You need to login to your new db as your admin login and create a user for your new login. Then try connecting as the new login again.