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problem in starting oracle [message #203162]

Tue, 14 November 2006 03:05

mnrnjn
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hi
i installed oracle 9i in linux . which has two user root as well as oracle . but oracle runs gud in oracle user with sqlplus .but i doesn't run on root user .
it says error TNS lost contact
so anybody plz help me

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Re: problem in starting oracle [message #203345 is a reply to message #203162]

Tue, 14 November 2006 19:22

djmartin
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Why are you trying to run it as 'root'? If it works as 'oracle' that should be enough. There are environemnt variables that exist under the 'oracle' user which 'root' does not see automatically. If you HAVE to run as 'root' then you have to add the 'oracle' directories to 'root's paths.

David

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Re: problem in starting oracle [message #203367 is a reply to message #203345]

Tue, 14 November 2006 22:51

mnrnjn
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hi
thanks for ur reply . i try to run oracle in root because my java
and server r installed only in root user,i accept with ur conversation , say me how add oracle directories in root path , ya u said is wright the environmental variables is seen by oracle user but not as root , how to make it see to evry user....

byeee

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Re: problem in starting oracle [message #203373 is a reply to message #203367]

Tue, 14 November 2006 23:07

djmartin
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Please do not use IM speak It makes posts very hard to read.

I believe that the Oracle server should also be under Oracle and I thought that the Java would be available to all users.

Please look in the 'Application Server' forum for threads on Server installation.

David

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Re: problem in starting oracle [message #203385 is a reply to message #203373]

Wed, 15 November 2006 00:05

mnrnjn
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hi
how to set oracle avail for all users .... wat must b done
thanks

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Re: problem in starting oracle [message #203388 is a reply to message #203385]

Wed, 15 November 2006 00:14

djmartin
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This is the 'Forms forum, please go to the 'Server Administration' forum and search there.

David

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Re: problem in starting oracle [message #203437 is a reply to message #203162]

Wed, 15 November 2006 02:40

zeshanali76
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Registered: January 2006
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Just login as root user and open .bash_profile and add the paths of Oracle software like

ORACLE_HOME=/<where oracle installed>
ORACLE_SID=database_sid
PATH=$ORACLE_HOME/bin:$ORACLE_HOME/opmn/bin:$ORACLE_HOME/dcm/bin

etc...
in the root's .bash_profile
But it is better that just oracle would be the owner of Oracle related file because root users can stop/start the services and delete the files.
Zeeshan Ali AWan

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Re: problem in starting oracle [message #203446 is a reply to message #203437]

Wed, 15 November 2006 03:01

mnrnjn
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hi
its ok . then how to set rights for other user other than oracle only to start and stop permission of database and nothing else

bye

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Re: problem in starting oracle [message #208805 is a reply to message #203162]

Tue, 12 December 2006 05:01

mnrnjn
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Re: problem in starting oracle [message #209055 is a reply to message #203446]

Wed, 13 December 2006 02:10

zeshanali76
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U know my dear friend that there are two roles sysdba and sysoper that two roles can start and stop the database and sysdba can also create a new database.

About starting and stoping the Oracle Database I can understand ur requirement to give permissions to other users. Keep it in ur hand r give these roles to other users on whom u can trust. moslty Oracle user issues that commands to stop and start the database.

Zeeshan Ali Awan
zesh76@msn.com

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