Oracle Instance shows connected, yet am ORA-01012: not connected

Hi experts,

Please help to connect to my database, which unfortunately happened an hour before, but now it does not work

In the meantime I did change some stuff for my home directory permission, but later again to original permissions.

It's still haunt me...

I created my SID/HOST/PATH perfectly, attempted to verify the process at the level of the BONE, they are less, still nothing happens if the database is in place and running.

I can see it at the level of the BONE and in the alerts log...

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Oracle@DAP-CSW-ORA01/home/Oracle > ps - ef | grep pmon
Oracle 3145946 1 0 18 Feb - 0:44 asm_pmon_ + ASM1
Oracle 7995430 1 0 18 Feb - 0:50 ora_pmon_adobe_2
Oracle 13828212 11141232 0 14:59:09 pts/0 0:00 grep pmon
Oracle 7471386 1 0 18 Feb - 0:57 ora_pmon_fxss_1
Oracle@DAP-CSW-ORA01/home/Oracle > sqlplus

SQL * more: Production of liberation 11.2.0.3.0 Thu Feb 21 14:59:12 2013

Copyright (c) 1982, 2011, Oracle. All rights reserved.

Enter the user name: virtue sysdba
Connected.
SQL > show user
The USER is "SYS".
SQL > select instance_name, status from v$ Instance;
Select instance_name, status of v$ Instance
*
ERROR on line 1:
ORA-01012: not connected
Process ID: 0
Session IDs: serial number 0: 0

Now I understand... It is not a problem with something another authorization makes this mess... Although unknown...

I have a database rebounded after taking permission from the team of apps, now it works perfectly... no problem whatsoever...

But I want to know why... I don't want to deal more...

Whenever oracle installs [YES], it knows what to assign permissions and what is needed.
You should not disturb them, who are the users, groups, executables, read, write permissions before and after any change and now?
And I wanted it is interesting to know why you wanted to test these things on the production. Its like playing with fire, so be careful, otherwise it costs a lot :)

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