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Restoring a user’s original password 1051962.101

Posted on 05-Jun-2009 By Admin No Comments on Restoring a user’s original password 1051962.101

WARNING

=======

The method described in this article is not officially supported by development,

therefore when you get errors using this procedure support cannot file a bug for it.

Please make no mistakes when setting the HEX value with the VALUES keyword as bad

values may cause internal errors. This undocumented feature exists to support

export / import and retain the original passwords.

Problem Description:

====================

How can you restore a users original password ?

Solution Description:

=====================

With the output of dba_users you can restore a user’s old password by

issuing the following:

alter user identified by values ‘‘;

For example:

============

SQL> create user test identified by test

2 default tablespace users temporary tablespace temp;

User created.

SQL> select username, password from dba_users where username= ‘TEST’;

USERNAME PASSWORD

———- ——————————

TEST CDC423BEB32B1812

SQL> alter user test identified by test1;

User altered.

SQL> select username, password from dba_users where username= ‘TEST’;

USERNAME PASSWORD

———- ——————————

TEST 22F2E341BF4B8764

SQL> alter user test identified by values ‘CDC423BEB32B1812’;

User altered.

SQL> connect test/test

Connected.

Solution Explanation:

=====================

To do this you would need a spool of dba_users taken before the password was

changed.

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