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RE: OPS$

From: Gene Sais <Gsais_at_co.palm-beach.fl.us>
Date: Thu, 31 Jan 2002 05:30:33 -0800
Message-ID: <F001.00401D80.20020131051523@fatcity.com>

A user can be both, requiring a passwd and os authenticated. You can create a user identified externally then change its passwd. With this method, you have sqlplus client access requiring username/passwd and server access with no passwd required for cron jobs, etc.

timp>create user ops$junk identified externally; User created.
timp>alter user ops$junk identified by junk; User altered.
timp>grant create session to ops$junk;
Grant succeeded.
timp>connect ops$junk/junk
Connected.

>From the server, log into user junk, set db environment, sqlplus / and you are in :)
>Not sure if Oracle intended for externally to work in both cases.

Gene

>>> wisernet100_at_yahoo.com 01/30/02 09:05PM >>>
okay if the prefix string is set to an empty string, then the "OS username" is the same name as that used to sign in to the client. So if you have an empty prefix, and someone logs onto their PC as "SYSTEM" then if they do sqlplus, they should be able to get into the system account.

Except... system isn't set as "identified externally" they'd have to enter the password right? Jared??????

but any Oracle account you create as "identified externally" (meaning the OS does the password validation, Oracle presumes the security is there) can log onto the database by setting the client login to that name


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