It equals 'connect sys as sysdba'. Difference is 'sys' is meaningful in svrmgrl
AND also in the database (i.e. it's a 'real' database account and can be used
in SQL*Plus), while 'internal' is only meaningful to svrmgrl. It's password
lives in a file outside of the database. It's said that Oracle Corp was going
to take internal out, now it is those who like it that kept it there...
Terry Kwok (terryk_at_mc2learning.com) wrote:
: I was wondering what does 'connect internal' mean when in the svrmgrl
: mode?
: Thank you
Received on Wed Mar 03 1999 - 11:20:42 CST
