Hi,
I have the same problem, now. Please, if you resolve your problem, send
me as. I get only empty alert box without. next message. My
OracleService is shut down and needs to be restarted too.
Thank you for reply,
Peter Makys
Originally posted by Tommy Hansen
Hi,
>
I just downloaded and installed the latest Oracle 9i from
oracle.com. I
chose the Data Warehouse configuration. My system is Windows 2000
Professional SP2. The install seemed to complete successfully. I
can access
& browse tables & OLAP information through the Enterprise Manager
Console.
>
When I right-click one of the demo cubes and choose "OLAP
Viewer" I get a
couple of message boxes. One is an OLAP Viewer splash screen. It says
"Connecting to OLAP Service" then "Reading Cube Meta Data". Then
I get an
empty alert box. When I close it I get a message saying
"Instance-20016 DB
authentication failed. Cause: java.sql.SQLExc eption: ORA-12500:
TNS-Listener
failed to start a dedicated server process".
>
Following that the Enterprise Manager Console hangs. I have to
kill it.
Also, the OracleServiceOR CL is shut down and needs to be restarted.
>
Any ideas as to what may be the problem? Any help would be greatly
appreciated!
>
Thank you,
>
I just downloaded and installed the latest Oracle 9i from
oracle.com. I
chose the Data Warehouse configuration. My system is Windows 2000
Professional SP2. The install seemed to complete successfully. I
can access
& browse tables & OLAP information through the Enterprise Manager
Console.
>
When I right-click one of the demo cubes and choose "OLAP
Viewer" I get a
couple of message boxes. One is an OLAP Viewer splash screen. It says
"Connecting to OLAP Service" then "Reading Cube Meta Data". Then
I get an
empty alert box. When I close it I get a message saying
"Instance-20016 DB
authentication failed. Cause: java.sql.SQLExc eption: ORA-12500:
TNS-Listener
failed to start a dedicated server process".
>
Following that the Enterprise Manager Console hangs. I have to
kill it.
Also, the OracleServiceOR CL is shut down and needs to be restarted.
>
Any ideas as to what may be the problem? Any help would be greatly
appreciated!
>
Thank you,
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