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Not able to connect/create schema using connection string and password after launching config.cmd -
Hi
I have installed java version "1.8.0_151"
I have installed Oracle 12c release 2 in Windows 10 PRO.
Then I installed WebLogic from fmw_12.2.1.0.0_infrastructure_Disk1_1of1 which was successfully installed.
Then I create repository using rcu.bat (which was also successful - Image attached)
Then I launche config.cmd but here I am not able to connect to database using given connection string. I am getting below error.
- Error in connecting to the Database: 'Oracle database at host localhost port 1521 service name orclpdb'. Error: 'ORA-01033: ORACLE initialization or shutdown in progress ' - Unable to connect to the Database with the given connect string and credentials.
- Make sure the database is up and running and connect string, user name and password are correct.
Few Things that I tried:
1. Added below code to tnsnames.ora
ORCLPDB =
(DESCRIPTION =
(ADDRESS = (PROTOCOL = TCP)(HOST = localhost)(PORT = 1521))
(CONNECT_DATA =
(SERVER = DEDICATED)
(SERVICE_NAME = orclpdb)
)
)
2. Added below code to sqlnet.ora
SQLNET.ALLOWED_LOGON_VERSION_CLIENT = 8
SQLNET.ALLOWED_LOGON_VERSION_SERVER = 8
3. Execute below using sys
ALTER PLUGGABLE DATABASE OPEN ALL;
In SQL Developer I am using orcl service to login, there i am able to connect.
Anyone knows how can I resolve this issue, and get OBIEE 12c installed for work.
Answers
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12a31bbd-b387-4b5f-b553-b6ab42401edc wrote:I have installed Oracle 12c release 2 in Windows 10 PRO.
You can stop writing as we are stopping to read at that precise moment because you are doing something totally unsupported: Installing OBI on a client operating system. Client OS is NOT a server OS.
https://dimensionality.ch/2017/05/06/installing-oracle-bi-on-windows-7-8-10/
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Hi,
I have the same symptoms on Windows Server 2012. It's funny , because I'm able to connect to db via SQL Developer .
- Error connecting to 'Oracle database at host 10.0.0.?? port ???? service name ?????' - Invalid user name/password
- Make sure the database is up and running and connect string, user name and password are correct. Enter a valid user name with DBA privileges
Source db is in version 12
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What's the exact version of the DB?
PS: no need to hide any part of a 10.x.x.x IP as it's a local private address, so nothing that can be used outside your LAN, same for the port as if I would have access to your LAN it would take me 10 seconds to find the port (mainly because you left 15xx).
Are you sure your "system" account has the DBA privileges? Did you set "as sysdba" in SQL Developer to connect?
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@Sir Judzin Did you give up on this issue or did Gianni's answer resolve it for you?
Can you please update and if applicable close this thread? The community lives or dies with active participation and leaving threads as open orphans doesn't help other users. Thank you.
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Hello,
We are having the same problem. Except I'm getting no error whenever I try to proceed, the application just freezes and doesn't allow me to go any further or even quit the application unless I end the task. I attached a screenshot of what I'm getting. Has this issue been resolved?
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If you have a question please create your own thread and explain the issue in detail.
For example. What OS are you installing on? Because if it is Windows 10 then: IT IS NOT SUPPORTED
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This is the exact issue I'm having.
Windows 7 and Windows 10. Both OS's are having the same issue.
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Not sure in which language I have to say this:
Windows DESKTOP operating systems like Windows 7, 8 or 10 are NOT SUPPORTED and WILL NOT WORK!
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Klingon.
Not with that attitude it won't.
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It was the very first response in this thread you posted in to:
It is the first response in about 10 other threads which exist here in this community )probably a whole lot more). It is the first response you will find on stackoverflow for this kind of question.
One single look into the documentation, one single look at the certification matrix or - as said - just reading what happened in this very thread so far will immediately stop any idea of even trying on a desktop operating system. There just are differences between servers OSs and desktop OSs.
Fact.
One can't change this and if a laptop comes with Windows 10 then that's no excuse for just trying to installing a whole server farm on it. Virtualbox exists for a reason. And it's free. So the other "reason" of "I don't want to pay for an OS" is also invalid.
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