Re: How can I limit # of CONCUR users with same uid/pwd?
Date: 1995/09/29
Message-ID: <44gs9i$5gk_at_madison.tdsnet.com>#1/1
ejuan01_at_solix.fiu.edu (Eddie Hernandez) wrote:
>I would like to limit the number of session created using the same
>userid/password (Except for the SYSTEM login for admin purposes.).
>In other words lets say my UID=eddie and PWD=hello,
>then only one eddie/hello can be logged into ORACLE at a time. Any other
>logins using the same UID/PWD would generate an error.
>
>I did set the LICENSE_MAX_SESSIONS but this only limits the number of
>different UID/PWD sessions. I was able to login as myself more than the
>LICENSE_MAX_SESSIONS value permits. I also do not want to mess with
>PROCESSES since this would limit my connections using Database tools as
>SYSTEM.
>
>Any help would be appreciated, thanks,
>
>
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>Eddie Hernandez North Broward Hospital District
>Programmer/Oracle DBA 1608 SE 3rd Avenue
>hernb0_at_nbhd.org Ft. Lauderdale, FL 33316
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You can modify the DEFAULT PROFILE setting SESSIONS_PER_USER to 1. If you do this, be sure that SYS, SYSTEM and any other DBA-privileged users you have do not use the DEFAULT PROFILE.
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