During the setup of a new replication you follow the Administrators Guide: "Synchronizing data using an Oracle hot backup on a quiet database".
In Step 10 you activate the config on the source and get this error message:
06/26/07 12:03 Logging user command: oracle activate config filename
06/26/07 12:03 Process launched: sp_tconf (for o.ORA10g) [pid = 24215]
06/26/07 12:03 Notice: Oracle env - ORA10g:/ora_home/app/oracle/product/10.2.0 [sp_tconf(pdb)/24215]
06/26/07 12:03 Error: 12032 - OCIServerAttach failed with ORA-12526. [sp_tconf(osp)/24215]
06/26/07 12:03 Bad config file: file - unknown; Oracle Error: connect failed for database o.ORA10g - ORA-12526: TNS:listener: all appropriate instances are in restricted.
06/26/07 12:03 Process exited sp_tconf (for o.ORA10g) [pid = 24215] - exit(1)
In previous releases such as Oracle 9iR2, an instance in restricted mode could be connected to via the listener with an account that had been granted the sys_priv "restricted session". In Oracle 10gR1 the behavior changed. If an instance is in restricted mode, then PMON instructs the listener to block ALL connections to the instance.
WORARKOUND 1:
If you don't have tables with LOB data in your config file, you don't need to put the database in restricted mode.
WORKAROUND 2:
Do not put the database restricted mode, restart db (to make sure nobody is on the database), stop listener, start extra listener (on a port unknown to users) for SharePlex, switch the redo logs, activate config then stop your extra listener again and start the normal listener.
WORKAROUND 3:
Run ora_setup on the source without using the tns_alias, this way SharePlex uses the beq protocol and doesn't use sqlnet.
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