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windows 2000 question

windows 2000 question

2004-03-31 - By Jared.Still@(protected)

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> I 'm a windows newbie. I 'm installing windows 8.1.7 on a win2K box. When
I
>ran the oradim utility I didn 't specify an internal password. In my
>sqlnet.ora file, I specify SQLNET.AUTHENTICATION_SERVICES=(NTS). When I
do
>this, I can connect as internal sysdba fine without a password. But a
batch
>job that I have set to run as a scheduled task fails, with an error
>ORA-12640 (See ORA-12640.ora-code.com) Authentication Adapter Initialization failed.

Your batch job needs to run as a user that has membership in the DBA_GRP,
as
well as having logon privileges.

Your job is likely running as system local, which will not be able to
connect to
the database as sysdba.

There are probably various means to do this, but the only method I have
succesfully used involves using Perl with Dave Roth 's win32 Perl modules.

http://www.roth.net

The one or two batch jobs I use that need privs other than system local
and are not run as daemons via Win32:Daemon use the logon_as_user
function.

HTH

Jared

 > I 'm a windows newbie. I 'm installing windows 8.1.7 on a win2K box. When I 
>ran the oradim utility I didn 't specify an internal password. In my 
>sqlnet.ora file, I specify SQLNET.AUTHENTICATION_SERVICES=(NTS). When I do 
>this, I can connect as internal sysdba fine without a password. But a batch 
>job that I have set to run as a scheduled task fails, with an error 
>ORA-12640 (See ORA-12640.ora-code.com) Authentication Adapter Initialization failed. 

 Your batch job needs to run as a user that has membership in the DBA_GRP, as 
 well as having logon privileges. 
 
 Your job is likely running as system local, which will not be able to connect to 
 the database as sysdba. 
 
 There are probably various means to do this, but the only method I have 
 succesfully used involves using Perl with Dave Roth 's win32 Perl modules. 
 
 http://www.roth.net 
 
The one or two batch jobs I use that need privs other than system local 
 and are not run as daemons via Win32:Daemon use the logon_as_user 
 function. 
 
 HTH 
 
 Jared