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sqlplus CONNECT command with an '@' symbol in the password
Try like this.
Connect SYSTEM/\"password@\"@tnsname
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ORA-12154 when trying to connect as SYSDBA
You commanded your shell to run sqlplus program and give it one argument / as sysdba. The argument is a single word that contains spaces inside (that's what quotes do in shell). Thus sqlplus looks for ...
1
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SQLPlus: Execute SQL scripts located on database server machine
Short answer: no, you cannot.
sqlplus is a client application, it has no way to access the server's filesystem.
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SQL Developer cannot connect but SQL*plus can
Here are some of the things I did to resolve the problem.
Download latest version of SQL*Developer ( I downloaded 17.4.0 )
Go to Tools -> Preferences -> Database -> Advanced
At the bottom of the ...
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Run Oracle SQL script and exit from sqlplus.exe via command prompt
Another one for Linux without pipes or forking another sub-shell/-process
sqlplus -S dbuser/dbpasswd@dbsid @scriptname </dev/null
After @scriptname is complete, sqlplus waits for user input.
In ...
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