Solutions for ora-00119 and ora-00132 problems _oracle

oracle11g after installation, cannot log on locally!
Prerequisite: The service all opens, the monitoring also configures well!

Win7 64-bit Oracle 11g

Simple SQL command:

log in to Sqlplus first: Sqlplus/nolog;

Login database:connsystem/managerassysdba;

then start the database:startup;

Found ora-00119 "ora-00119 Invalid specification for system parameter"

ora-00132 "syntax error or unresolved network name ' LISTENER_ORCL '":

Now, it seems perfectly understandable that 00119 of Oracle did not start!

Now here's a simpler one:

"Solution"

method ①: This way every time the computer restarts, you need to use the identity of SYSDBA to start the database;

Advantages: The ability to deepen the impression of the basic SQL of the key; disadvantages: trouble;

1. Find a folder: Pfile; Although each person installs Oracle's path is not the same, but in the installed directory will certainly find this folder!

Like my folder: D:\app\jamb008\admin\orcl\pfile

There is a file under this file: init.ora.1132014143422 He is actually pfile, used to launch Oracle's files!

2. Open it with WordPad, find Local_listener, then replace its value (the original value is called LISTENER_ORCL), replace it with the address_list in your Tnsnames.ora:

Then go back to cmd, execute: startuppfile= ' D:\app\jamb008\admin\orcl\pfile\init.ora.1132014143422 '

Log on again with Plsql: System Manager succeeded!!!

"Solution"

method ②: (online say what copy pfile to SPFile, etc., weak burst!!!!! Still use this "weak explosion" approach.

SYSDBA identity Log In

Sqlplus/nolog

Conn/assysdba

Create SPFile

Createspfilefrompfile= ' D:\app\jamb008\admin\orcl\pfile\init.ora.1132014143422 '

File is created

Here's a little note: oracle11g this file in: D:\app\jamb008\product\11.2.0\dbhome_1\database

Under 10g:d:\app\jamb008\product\11.2.0\dbhome_1\dbs;

Start again:

Startup

In this, we found that Oracle has successfully started, and then restart the computer, again with Plsql login, found directly into the database.

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