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The application is requesting permission to access your account, Invalid login attempt

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Preethi Kondur
Preethi Kondur Rank 3 - Community Apprentice
edited Dec 18, 2025 6:23PM in Oracle Analytics

Hello,

I'm trying to connect to Oracle Cloud Analytics to NetSuite sandbox and have been getting this error message. The NetSuite sandbox has another connection to a different NSAW instance that is not being used. So in order to create a fresh connection, I created a new integration in NetSuite and generated the Client ID and Client Secret. I then go to Create Connection in OCA and when I Authorize, I get the error message - "The application is requesting permission to access your account, Invalid login attempt". I tried using Administrator and / or NSAW Implementer (a custom role that has all the permissions).

UPDATE:

I was able to connect to our NetSuite sandbox. But how do I replace the existing connection in NetSuite to the new instance that I just connected?

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  • As per my understanding, NetSuite does NOT allow us to “edit” an existing integration to point to a different Analytics instance. We must decommission the old integration and tokens, then make the new one the only active consumer. Hope it helps!

  • Preethi Kondur
    Preethi Kondur Rank 3 - Community Apprentice

    Thanks for following up. NetSuite support confirmed the URL can’t be updated, so I’m looking for alternatives.

    1. ​Can we connect multiple NSAW instances instead?
    2. ​We want to avoid a full decommission due to data loss. Why is the IAM/OCI management for Analytics different from NSPB?
    3. ​Since the original admin has left the company, I don't have the tenancy details. How can I recover that 'Welcome' email info or identify our tenancy name?"

    Thanks,

    Preethi

    • Answer to your 3rd question → Are you not able to login and go to Console?

    Once you login → Look for Instance name, Region or Service type. I am sure Oracle can help to identify the tenancy.

  • I think NetSuite does not support multiple active NSAW environments per account. Please confirm with Oracle.

    Again, please work with Oracle and ask them to re-associate your existing NetSuite Analytics Warehouse (NSAW) environment with a new Oracle Analytics Cloud instance without reprovisioning or data loss.
    Tell them you do not want NSAW decommissioned.