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11-06-2023 12:34 PM - last edited on 11-06-2023 07:30 PM by support_s
11-06-2023 12:34 PM - last edited on 11-06-2023 07:30 PM by support_s
Need database config in open vms
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11-06-2023 02:08 PM
11-06-2023 02:08 PM
Re: Need database config in open vms
> We have 1 open vms server , [...]
Not much useful information there.
tcpip show version
If that fails, try:
show system /noprocess
write sys$output f$getsyi( "HW_NAME")
> [...] we don't have database password and username . [...]
Not much useful information there. _Which_ "database"? With my weak
psychic powers, I know nothing about your "database", but in many cases,
you can't recover a lost password; all you can do is set a new one.
> [...] users are receiving serious database error [...]
This is not a useful problem description. It does not say what you
did. It does not say what happened when you did it. As usual, showing
actual actions (commands) with their actual results (error messages,
...) can be more helpful than vague descriptions or interpretations.
Copy+paste is your friend.