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Thanks, but I can’t copy from the console.
When I open the console I’m greeted with
SQL>
I entered the first command and got an error SP-0734: unknown command beginning “SQLPLUS /N…”
so, I guess I’m already in the right place. Then I entered the next command and I get error : ORA-01031: insufficient privileges
Hi Tom
Use the ‘orapwd’ util to change the password, which should be made available to you if you have the oracle bin in your PATH. This doesn’t require you to be logged in to Oracle but at this point the only option for you is to completely reset the SYS password.
I don’t mind helping with this if you’re not very familiar with the Linux command line and running things from the shell.
Cheers
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