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Thread: Concepts and Effect of O7_DICTIONARY_ACCESSIBILITY

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    Concepts and Effect of O7_DICTIONARY_ACCESSIBILITY

    Hello guys !

    I am having a problem regrading database management when I am going perform some operation on database, it occur some error like " You are no longer connected to ORACLE " and operation is being damaged due to this error.Which type of error is this ? Is it from instance level,parameter setting or any physical configuration changes error.

    Your help would be appreciated !!!!

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    Concepts and Effect of O7_DICTIONARY_ACCESSIBILITY

    O7_DICTIONARY_ACCESSIBILITY:

    The O7_DICTIONARY_ACCESSIBILITY controls on the system privileges. It contains some components which is described below:

    Parameter type- Boolean
    Default value- false
    Modifiable- No
    Range of values- true | false

    It is configured with the dynamic parameter which is dependent no configured Boolean values.It restrict the sys schema to when the parameter is set to false.
    Last edited by Reegan; 02-02-2010 at 08:11 PM.

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    Effect on database schema after setting FALSE parameter

    Make sure your database is running with O7_DICTIONARY_ACCESSIBILITY parameter value with FALSE using

    SQL> show parameter O7_

    If it is already set with FALSE value, you need to enter the next command to see the effect on sys schema.

    SQL> conn sys/sys

    It will through some error like
    ORA-28009: connection as SYS should be as SYSDBA or SYSOPER
    Warning: You are no longer connected to ORACLE.

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    Effect after setting TRUE parameter

    If you configured the O7_DICTIONARY_ACCESSIBILITY parameter as a TRUE value. then you can log in into sys schema of database.

    To change the value of O7_DICTIONARY_ACCESSIBILITY parameter to false, do the following :

    Code:
    SQL> conn sys/sys as sysdba
    
    SQL> Alter system set O7_dictionary_accessibility=TRUE scope=spfile;
    
    SQL> Startup 
    
    SQL> conn sys/sys
    The above statement would be execute successfully and you can access sys schema not sysdba schema

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    No longer connected to ORACLE error

    You are getting error when you fire up any command to access the database. As a DBA when you export your database and after that you make a connection with database using name of any schema.

    You get some error,Just make sure your database it properly started . After that it occur error, check the O7_DICTIONARY_ACCESSIBILITY parameter value to TRUE.

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