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Home -> Community -> Usenet -> c.d.o.server -> Re: Error running eomapp dbstudio in RedHat 8 and Oracle 9iR2
Can I suggest (1) tht instead of DBA Studio you do 'oemapp console' and run
the console without logging in to a management server. I rather thought DBA
Studio was deprecated in 9i, and a management-server-less console was its
functional equivalent.
(2) Don't log in as SYSTEM as SYSDBA. System is not a privileged user, but merely a very powerful ordinary one. SYS is the privileged user, so it should be SYS as SYSDBA. Your connection might work if you have O/S authentication set up, because that means you could type Fred&Ginger as SYSDBA and still be authenticated properly, but it's bad practice, and you should get to know the difference between SYS and SYSTEM as soon as possible.
Regards
HJR
"Trent" <pineme_at_yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:7ad7239b.0304131137.7fbe460f_at_posting.google.com...
> Hello, everyone.
>
> After logging on as user oracle, I started Oracle DBAStudio (oemapp
> dbastudio). I connected to my oracle database using system as sysdba.
> I got this error (ORACLE not available) when I tried to select any
> object under Instance. I also found this on the terminal window where
> I issued the oemapp dbastudio.
>
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