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Default login and password for SQLCL
First time using SQLCL, not able to login, kindly mention default login and password for SQLCL
Answers
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SQLCL is a client application. It does not have users and passwords to use.
SQLCL connects to database servers (db instances). The database typically requires a username and password for authentication. SQLCL may prompt for these credentials to supply to the database.
There are no default usernames and passwords to use in today's Oracle database. Most schemas are also locked by default when the database is created.
Ask your DBA for the details of the database and user schema to use.
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i have installed sqlcl-21.3.3.322.1724..but it is asked user name and password in command prompt..please give the solution
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What database are you trying to connect to?
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Use /nolog parameter.
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If you don't know your username and/or password, you need to talk to the person responsible for your database. If you don't know who that is, we can't help you.
