missymadi
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Logon to Oracle 10g instance as sysdba
Experts,
I am working with Oracle 10g and I have a script that runs and should attach as sys / as sysdba but I'm getting an error:
SQL> connect sys / as sysdba@PMD
SP2-0306: Invalid option.
Usage: CONN[ECT] [logon] [AS {SYSDBA|SYSOPER}]
where <logon> ::= <username>[/<password>][@<
SQL>
The initial sql script is started by a batch file where I need to connect to one db instance, where I use, start /wait sqlplus SYS/Test12 as sysdba@CDSPROD @C:\IAScript\ORACLEIA.sql
then an sql script is run and attaches to two more instances but I need to attach to all of them as sys as /dba in order for the settings to take effect.
I can't seem to get the syntax down to connect to the db instance and run as sys - which I need because the settings that are being changed need elevated permissions.
Thanks, Missymadi
I am working with Oracle 10g and I have a script that runs and should attach as sys / as sysdba but I'm getting an error:
SQL> connect sys / as sysdba@PMD
SP2-0306: Invalid option.
Usage: CONN[ECT] [logon] [AS {SYSDBA|SYSOPER}]
where <logon> ::= <username>[/<password>][@<
SQL>
The initial sql script is started by a batch file where I need to connect to one db instance, where I use, start /wait sqlplus SYS/Test12 as sysdba@CDSPROD @C:\IAScript\ORACLEIA.sql
then an sql script is run and attaches to two more instances but I need to attach to all of them as sys as /dba in order for the settings to take effect.
I can't seem to get the syntax down to connect to the db instance and run as sys - which I need because the settings that are being changed need elevated permissions.
Thanks, Missymadi
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sqlplus SYS/Test12@CDSPROD as sysdba @C:\IAScript\ORACLEIA.sql
the syntax should be sqlplus sys/<password>@<sid> as sysdba
the syntax should be sqlplus sys/<password>@<sid> as sysdba
isn't that what I posted originally?
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I used sdstuber's example and it worked fine.
EX: connect sys/password@PMD as sysdba
EX: connect sys/password@PMD as sysdba
if my post helped, why not accept it as the answer? #24263326
if my post helped, why not accept it as the answer? #24263326
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start /wait sqlplus SYS/Test12 as sysdba@CDSPROD @C:\IAScript\ORACLEIA.sql
is there something I'm missing in this command? It doesn't seem to be connecting as SYS.