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Connection parameters

Oracle Maestro unites databases in groups at the Explorer tree. Database group is a pure logical structure and can be named by any convenient appellation (i.e. a database name, a database host, etc.).

User name

Use the field to specify the username to be used to connect to Oracle.

 

Password

Enter the password for the user account on server.

 

Select the the required level of authorization as Connect mode.

 

Check Use Operating system authentication to allow Oracle to pass control of user authentication to the operating system. The technology works as follows:
 

First, create an OS user (if it doesn't exist).
 
Check a value of the Oracle OS_AUTHENT_PREFIX initialization parameter. Current value of this parameter can be retrieved using the followng query:

 

SELECT VALUE FROM  V$PARAMETER

WHERE NAME  = 'os_authent_prefix'

 

The default value is OPS$. The initialization parameter can be modified with the ALTER SYSTEM command.
 

Create a database user. The user must use the external identification and its name must be the prefix value concatenated to the OS username (on Windows platforms you would expect an Oracle username of "OPS$DOMAIN\MY_USER" for the user "my_user").

 



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