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In article <5eq5aa$68o_at_news00.btx.dtag.de> lo1be.skramp01_at_eds.com writes:
>We have Oracle running under HP-UX. On UNIX is NIS (YP) for the
>passwords active.
>Is it possible to have the same userpassword in UNIX and ORACLE. The
>USers should only know one password.
Yes, it is possible to let unix do the password checking. See ops$logins in the Oracle7 Server for Unix Administrator's reference and CREATE USER IDENTIFIED EXTERNALLY in the SQL Guide.
>I think there shoule be an way to import/export password(strings) from
>Oracle to UNIX and vice versa.
That may be a valid wish, but the reality is different. :)
>
>Regard
>Stefan Krampen
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