First off, you should not be connecting as sys on a regular basis, so making it harder
is a good thing. Makes us think about what we're doing. Anyway, my experience is
that whenever you want to connect as SYS you have to do so AS SYSDBA.
Dick Goulet
Senior Oracle DBA
Oracle Certified 8i DBA
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I have created my first 9i database on OS/390 v2.10.
On my Oracle 8i instance, I can connect to the database
using:
sys/[EMAIL PROTECTED]
HOWEVER, In Oracle 9i, I cannot do this. I am FORCED
to connect using:
sys/[EMAIL PROTECTED] as sysdba
I was wondering if this was a new 9i "feature"
or if it was configurable? Or just a weird thing
because of the mainframe environment.
Comments please.
Thanks in Advance
- Babette
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