Re: Update Oracle passwords through MS Access
Date: 1995/05/18
Message-ID: <3pgepi$fl5_at_news.tamu.edu>#1/1
In article <3pdrdg$rvc_at_news.roadnet.ups.com>, <adm1jjm_at_is.ups.com> wrote:
>> In article <3p8qn3$qku_at_news.pacifier.com>,
>> Rich Rankin <pukybear_at_pacifier.com> wrote:
>> >Is there a way for users to update their Oracle password in an Access
>> >application?
>>
>> Mahesh Vallampati's reply
>> The answer is no. Why? MS-ACCESS does not support this language construct.
>
>You can change a users password from with MS Access by using a SQL Passthrough query, and
>just entering the alter user statement. This works well, and I have been using it for quite a while.
>
>Hope this info help.
>John
Hie folks
I must apologize for the above error. I must have mentioned MS-ACCESS 1.1.
does not support the original question. (i.e altering password from MS-ACCESS).
John's suggestion was to use the query option in MS-ACCESS version 2.0. The
query menu has the "SQL-SPECIFIC" selection and which has a sub selection menu
which contains "select pass_through". When this is chosen a text query window
opens and one can type in "alter table foo identified by foo" and pass it
onto the server over ODBC and SQL*Net and accomplish the needful.
I thank John for pointing the error. He was kind enough to mail me the solution.
Thanks
Mahesh Vallampati
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