Re: Password Checking

All you have to do is run the script utlpwdmg.sql as the sys user to enable the verify_function to check passwords. The script is editable in case you don't
like the default rules.

John

ktoepke_at_trilegiant.com wrote:

>I did find that one....very basic pretty much just gives you an idea of how
>one might be implemented. You still have to do the work.
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>I could have sworn Oracle used to supply one you could change
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>I am looking for an algorithm that will verify that a pasword meets minimum
>requirements (like >8 chars, mix of chars & nbrs, != username, etc), but am
>just feeling too darn lazy to write one myself.
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>Can anyone on the list help me out by pointing me to a good one?
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>Thanks
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>Kevin Toepke
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