Hi,
First, connect 'AS SYSDBA' ( the 9i way of connecting internal) - try a shutdown abort, followed by startup restricted, shutdown immediate, startup...)
If that will not work:
Depending on your OS, execute whatever command is needed to stop the Oracle service(s)..( If Windows, use the services manager, if Unix-flavored use a Kill command after a ps to find the Oracle ones)..
Then try a startup again...
( If Windows-based, do a reboot between stop and restart)
If the database is on Microsoft Windows based system (Windows NT/2000) reboot your windows server after initial database shutdown. This is just to make sure that there are no zombie processes or uncleared memory segments.
Can anyone tell me how to create a password file?
Create password file again...
Follow the steps:
set oracle_sid=sid
net stop oracleservicesid
del c:\oracle\ora81\database\pwdsid.ora
orapwd file=c:\oracle\ora81\database\pwdsid.ora password=..... entries=5
net start oracleservicesid
Version of Oracle: 9I
Operating System: Windows XP
Database: External HD
I could not log into the database. I restored [START>PROGRAMS>ACCESSORIES>SYSTEM TOOLS>SYSTEM RESTORE] the system to a previous date an now the problem has been corrected. GO FIGURE!
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