To view schema name and status:
SELECT username, account_status FROM dba_users;
Change Schema Password:
Case 1: If password is known to you :-
For 11gR2PS3 :
ALTER USER <Schema_Name>_OIM IDENTIFIED BY <Password>;
ALTER USER <Schema_Name>_OPSS IDENTIFIED BY <Password>;
ALTER USER <Schema_Name>_ORASDPM IDENTIFIED BY <Password>;
ALTER USER <Schema_Name>_SOAINFRA IDENTIFIED BY <Password>;
ALTER USER <Schema_Name>_BIPLATFORM IDENTIFIED BY <Password>;
ALTER USER <Schema_Name>_MDS IDENTIFIED BY <Password>;
For 11gR2PS2 and 11gR2PS2 :
ALTER USER <Schema_Name>_OIM IDENTIFIED BY <Password>;
ALTER USER <Schema_Name>_OPSS IDENTIFIED BY <Password>;
ALTER USER <Schema_Name>_ORASDPM IDENTIFIED BY <Password>;
ALTER USER <Schema_Name>_SOAINFRA IDENTIFIED BY <Password>;
ALTER USER <Schema_Name>_MDS IDENTIFIED BY <Password>;
Case 2: If you do not know old password and you want to set same password :-
To view old password:
select password from user$ where name='<Schema_Name>_OIM';
<9DFEB538BA32F694>
For 11gR2PS3 :
ALTER USER <Schema_Name>_OIM IDENTIFIED BY <9DFEB538BA32F694>;
ALTER USER <Schema_Name>_OPSS IDENTIFIED BY <9DFEB538BA32F694>;
ALTER USER <Schema_Name>_ORASDPM IDENTIFIED BY <9DFEB538BA32F694>;
ALTER USER <Schema_Name>_SOAINFRA IDENTIFIED BY <9DFEB538BA32F694>;
ALTER USER <Schema_Name>_BIPLATFORM IDENTIFIED BY <9DFEB538BA32F694>;
ALTER USER <Schema_Name>_MDS IDENTIFIED BY <9DFEB538BA32F694>;
For 11gR2PS2 and 11gR2PS2 :
ALTER USER <Schema_Name>_OIM IDENTIFIED BY <9DFEB538BA32F694>;
ALTER USER <Schema_Name>_OPSS IDENTIFIED BY <9DFEB538BA32F694>;
ALTER USER <Schema_Name>_ORASDPM IDENTIFIED BY <9DFEB538BA32F694>;
ALTER USER <Schema_Name>_SOAINFRA IDENTIFIED BY <9DFEB538BA32F694>;
ALTER USER <Schema_Name>_MDS IDENTIFIED BY <9DFEB538BA32F694>;
Very helpful post.Thanks
ReplyDeleteI need to do this task in part of my Oracle Identity Management Training but I am not sure how to do this thank for explaining this with different cases.
ReplyDeleteVery helpful post, Thank you Anand, I have bookmarked your blog
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