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== SQL*Plus - First Time ==
 
 
 
The first time you use SQL*Plus you will need to launch it from the Apps Anywhere Software Hub
 
 
 
== Apps Anyhere ==
 
The Oracle database can be accessed via different clients. When using the software at the University, it is available via the Applications Anywhere software hub:
 
[[http://www.wlv.ac.uk/appsanywhere Apps Anywhere]]
 
 
 
The first time you use Oracle, click the Apps Anywhere icon on your desktop:
 
 
 
http://mi-linux.wlv.ac.uk/~oracle/wiki/Apps.png
 
 
 
Which will bring up the following window:
 
 
 
http://mi-linux.wlv.ac.uk/~oracle/wiki/appsAnywhere.png
 
 
 
Click where it says CLICK HERE and then search for <b>Oracle</b>. It will install as a group of 3 tools:
 
 
 
Oracle Data Modeller<br>
 
Oracle SQL Data Developer<br>
 
Oracle SQL*Plus
 
 
 
Note, you may have to install this for every PC that you use.
 
  
 
== SQL*Plus Client ==
 
== SQL*Plus Client ==

Revision as of 13:17, 13 January 2016

Main Page >> Oracle and SQL >> Getting Started >> SQL*Plus

SQL*Plus Client

Once SQL*Plus has been installed you should find it has been added to your program menu (or select from new window - check):

http://mi-linux.wlv.ac.uk/~oracle/wiki/oracle_options.png

In which case you can start the program by clicking on:

  Start>All Programs>Oracle >SQL Plus 12.1

It will then present you with a log on screen as shown on the following figure:

http://mi-linux.wlv.ac.uk/~oracle/wiki/SQLPlus_Client.png

Fill in the following, note the format of the username carefully:

User-name:This is your student number, preceded by OPS$ and followed by @ora12c
  E.g., if your username is 0912345, then type in: OPS$0912345@ora12c
Password:When you registered for Oracle, you will have been given a password. Type this in when prompted.
  Note, the password will not be echoed on the screen, nor any asterisks shown.