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kumar.j...@gmail.com
May 22, 2009, 3:41:07 AM5/22/09
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hi,
i have an doubt it may be silly but take seriously.......
in linux after run the environment file (export o_h,...) then we say
like
sqlplus '/as sysdba'
what is the meaning of '/' , 'as' , 'sysdba'
plz give me the idea abt this line...............
i have an doubt it may be silly but take seriously.......
in linux after run the environment file (export o_h,...) then we say
like
sqlplus '/as sysdba'
what is the meaning of '/' , 'as' , 'sysdba'
plz give me the idea abt this line...............
sampath
Jun 15, 2009, 5:23:09 AM6/15/09
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When you give sqlplus / as sysdba to login to database that means you
are using host based/OS authentication for database login.
In OS athentication oracle does not ask you for the password.
'/ as sysdba' is same as sys as sysdba.
Sampath Kumar Bodiga
On May 22, 12:41 pm, "kumar.janid...@gmail.com"
are using host based/OS authentication for database login.
In OS athentication oracle does not ask you for the password.
'/ as sysdba' is same as sys as sysdba.
Sampath Kumar Bodiga
On May 22, 12:41 pm, "kumar.janid...@gmail.com"
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