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Your username/password will appear on the screen and will be emailed to you if you have a University account. Please keep the email for future reference.
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Revision as of 16:33, 13 January 2016

Main Page >> Oracle and SQL >> Getting Started >> Register for an account

Registering for an account

Before you can start using Oracle you need to register for an account.

The registration program can be found here:

https://mi-linux.wlv.ac.uk/~oracle/reg/orareg.php

Login with your University username and password. You will be presented with a list of modules to pick from.

Ensure you pick the correct module; otherwise you may not get access to all the resources required for your module.

Your username/password will appear on the screen and will be emailed to you if you have a University account.

Please keep the email for future reference.

Should you forget your password details, or lock your account because you have forgotten your password, then re-run the program as above and it will reset your password back to the original value.

Please note: Oracle passwords are now CASE SENSTIVE! Hint: the initial password begins with a capital letter.

Next - Login to Oracle

The next stage is to login using SQL*Plus