So the other day I was trying to log in to my EM12c R4 environment with the SSA_ADMINISTRATOR user, and I got the error:
“Authentication failed. If problem persists, contact your system administrator”
I was quite sure that the password that I had was correct, so I tried with the SYSMAN user and had the same error. I still wanted to verify that I had the correct password , so I tried with the SYSMAN user to log in to the repository database, and was successful, so I know something was wrong there.
SQL> connect sysman/ Enter password: Connected.
So I went to the
So the other day I was trying to log in to my EM12c R4 environment with the SSA_ADMINISTRATOR user, and I got the error:
“Authentication failed. If problem persists, contact your system administrator”
I was quite sure that the password that I had was correct, so I tried with the SYSMAN user and had the same error. I still wanted to verify that I had the correct password , so I tried with the SYSMAN user to log in to the repository database, and was successful, so I know something was wrong there.
SQL> connect sysman/ Enter password: Connected.
So I went to the
So the other day I was trying to log in to my EM12c R4 environment with the SSA_ADMINISTRATOR user, and I got the error:
“Authentication failed. If problem persists, contact your system administrator”
I was quite sure that the password that I had was correct, so I tried with the SYSMAN user and had the same error. I still wanted to verify that I had the correct password , so I tried with the SYSMAN user to log in to the repository database, and was successful, so I know something was wrong there.
SQL> connect sysman/ Enter password: Connected.
So I went to the
The fsfreeze command, is used to suspend and resume access to a file system. This allows consistent snapshots to be taken of the filesystem. fsfreeze supports Ext3/4, ReiserFS, JFS and XFS.
A filesystem can be frozen using following command:
Now if you are writing to this filesystem, the process/command will be stuck. For example, following command will be stuck in D (UNINTERUPTEBLE_SLEEP) state:
Only after the filesystem is unfreezed using the following command, can it continue:
This blog describes the best-practice approach in regards to the data ingestion from SQL Server into Hadoop. The case scenario is described as under:
This example has been tested using the following versions:
So the other day I was trying to do a fresh installation of a new Oracle EM12cR4 in a local VM, and as I was doing it with the DB 12c, I decided to use the Oracle preinstall RPM to ease my installation of the OMS repository database. Also I was doing both the repository and EM12c OMS install in the same VM, that is important to know.
[root@em12cr4 ~]# yum install oracle-rdbms-server-12cR1-preinstall -y
I was able to install the DB without any issues, but when I was trying to do the installation of EM12cR4, an error in the pre-requisites popped up:
WARNING: Limit of open file descriptors is found to be 1024.
For proper functioning of OMS, please set “ulimit -n” to be at least 4096.
And if I checked the soft limit for the user processes , it was set to 1024:
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