"Katja Werner" <katja.werner_at_sap.com> wrote in message news:<9mffod$na5$1_at_news1.wdf.sap-ag.de>...
> try
> internal/oracle or
> sys/change_on_install
>
> other "standard" logins/passwords from oracle are:
> system/manager
> scot/tiger
Hm, it's great that you know so many standard logins/passwords in
Oracle, but subject is "Password for Starting Oracle" and none of
account supplied by you can start an Oracle instance. :-) With
exception of internal/oracle, but that's not a standard login.
And IIRC sys in WIN32s has not a "change_on_install" password, but
"change_on_install_xxxx", where xxxx is some stupid number taken from
WIN registry, part of licence key or something similar.
That's the problem with all SAP employees, ask you a question and
you'll give absolute correct answer to completely different issue. :-)
Startup password in NT environment is that one, which must be supplied
during installation. However I never used Personal Oracle, so I do not
know if PO has different system than ordinary Oracle Server. Another
way is to use a OS authentification, but that's not possible on WIN98,
because WIN98 has no support for user/groups.
My opinion is that during installation of PO is some prompt for
password to start an instance.
However maybe the best hint for Mr. Hu, is:
Read manual for Personal Oracle !
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Dusan Bolek, Ing.
Oracle team leader
Received on Wed Aug 29 2001 - 04:47:12 CDT
