I was trying to set up ODI 11.1.1.7 at my local machine and faced this issue.
It was not accepting the new password and i was not able to pass through this stage.
Log in to ODI master schema and execute following query
select * from SNP_USER
This table contains the user id details and the encoded password for the repository.
you can alter this.
This is an encoded password .So you can use the encode.sh command for your password.
If this doesn't work for you ,Just try to recreate you RCU and use the same password.
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Tuesday, August 13, 2013
FRM-92095: Oracle JInitiator version too low. Please install version 1.1.8.2 or higher
While trying to open oracle forms in oracle apps you are getting this error.
This is an annoying error and there are multiple solution for this.
you can refer to the following block for the possible solutions
https://blogs.oracle.com/ptian/entry/solution_for_error_frm_92095
The first one has worked for me.
I just created an environment variable.
with variable name =JAVA_TOOL_OPTIONS
variable value = -Djava.vendor="Sun Microsystems Inc."
AFter that i was able to resolve my issue
This is an annoying error and there are multiple solution for this.
you can refer to the following block for the possible solutions
https://blogs.oracle.com/ptian/entry/solution_for_error_frm_92095
The first one has worked for me.
I just created an environment variable.
with variable name =JAVA_TOOL_OPTIONS
variable value = -Djava.vendor="Sun Microsystems Inc."
AFter that i was able to resolve my issue