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Richard_Popovich_at_Whittman-Hart.com wrote:
>
> I recently installed Personal Oracle7.3.2.1.1 on Win95, along with
> DES1.3.2.2. I wanted to run the CATPROC.SQL script from SQLPLUS. I
> logged on as SYSTEM; however, the script generated erros stating that
> user SYSTEM had INSUFFICIENT privelages!!
>
> I then read through the BUILDALL.SQL script and noticed that the script
> logged on as INTERNAL, this script calls CATPROC.SQL. However, this
> script bombs because it prompts the user for the password on the special
> user INTERNAL. I did not place a password on this account, the default
> database came with the restriction on user INTERNAL.
>
> Note that from svrmgr> You do not need a password when CONNECTING as
> INTERNAL. from SQLPLUS> You DO need to enter a password for user
> INTERNAL.
>
> Thanks in adnvance,
>
> Richard Popovich
You must run CATPROC.SQL from Server Manager, not SQL*Plus. The syntax for calling a script is the same:
svrmgr> @catproc
Hope this helps,
Sven Barzanallana
Lead Oracle DBA
Greyhound Lines, Inc.
Received on Thu Jun 19 1997 - 00:00:00 CDT
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