Hello, > I have created a database, and I have populated its tables with data from > a MIGRATION backup from another database. > > Now, I am having problems with user passwords (I am using SAPDB > 7.4.3.03): > > I have created the MIGRATION database with dbo and dba passwords > different from the original database. After importing the data, I am > having a strange behavior when logging in on the MIGRATION database. > I can log in the database Manager and on the dbmcli with the passwords > selected at database creation (which are different from te passwords of > the imported database). Although, from SQL Studio and JDBC I can > only log in with the passwords imported from the original database. > > Is this behavior normal/expected? DBM operators' data is stored outside of the database. So restoring won't overwrite these values. They stay as you have created them. SQL users' data is stored inside the database. So restoring will bring back these values. > I have users which accept different passwords, how is this possible? > btw, there are commands available to change passwords, so you can cover the tracks...
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