After Oracle 10 Gb is installed by default, oracle10g the account is locked when you log on with scott (password tiger) username. It turns out that scott cannot log on to Oracle. To solve this problem, you can log on as a DBA, log on, unlock user scott, and modify the scott password.
Procedure:
// Enter the command line: Enter sqlplus sys/sine as sysdba.
Enter sqlplus in the command line prompt, and enter the User name: system. The password is the one you entered when installing Oracle.
SQL> conn sys/sys as sysdba; (the semicolon must be written. However, if I log on to the system, it is not recommended that I write conn sys/sys as sysdba And conn system/orcl as sysdba ;)
Connected.
SQL> alter user scott account unlock;
User altered.
SQL> commit;
Commit complete.
SQL> conn scott/tiger
Password changed
Connected.
Command Line Logon: when you enter a user password, the command line does not display the input progress as if you did not enter a character, but if you have already entered a password
Then it still accepts the password. You can press Enter. Then the database operation interface is successfully entered.
Enter password:. It seems that the password is empty.
At the beginning, I thought that this place does not accept character input? It was accepted and not displayed.
Oracle's power ~~~