Re: Falling off my seat ( 9i R2)

Throw in the fact also that most of the default accounts are installed with their account locked... Love it. --- Grant Allen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi all, Just thought I'd comment on the fact 9i R2 dbassist-created databases actually prompt for SYS and SYSTEM passwords now ... no

Re: Falling off my seat ( 9i R2)

not only that but most of the sensitive accounts are created LOCKED and you actually have to unlock them to make them work. Geez, they are asking us to THINK Rachel --- Grant Allen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi all, Just thought I'd comment on the fact 9i R2 dbassist-created databases

RE: Falling off my seat ( 9i R2)

I just loaded 9.2.0 on a Win 2K yesterday, ran the DBCA and saw neither action. When I checked the scripts it generated, it still used the standard passwords for SYS SYSTEM. Are your setups for WIN or UNIX/LINUX ? -Original Message- Sent: Thursday, October 03, 2002 05:23 To:

Re: Falling off my seat ( 9i R2)

In 9i all accounts are created as locked except sys, system and scott. For sys and system password is required to be defined at creation time as change_on_install or manager are not created as default. In essence all accounts has to be unlocked to make them operational Regards Rafiq

RE: Falling off my seat ( 9i R2)

Cornio, Georgette Ms USACFSC[SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] wrote: I just loaded 9.2.0 on a Win 2K yesterday, ran the DBCA and saw neither action. When I checked the scripts it generated, it still used the standard passwords for SYS SYSTEM. Are your setups for WIN or UNIX/LINUX ? It was on win2k

Falling off my seat ( 9i R2)

Hi all, Just thought I'd comment on the fact 9i R2 dbassist-created databases actually prompt for SYS and SYSTEM passwords now ... no more you-know-what. This just isn't on! You can't just go throwing in sensible security changes like that :-) :-) :-) [very big grin] Ciao Fuzzy :-)