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I'd recommend you to read Oracle SQL documentation a little. Oracle identifiers, including usernames, can't have "-" in them. The only permitted characters are letters (including NLS), digits and _#$.
In article <961105$2dq7_at_eccws12.dearborn.ford.com>,
"Hima Kalidindi" <hkalidin_at_ford.com> wrote:
> Hi,
> We are facing a problem in creating an account on oracle database with
> userid "f-angile".
>
> doesn't oracle accept "-" in the userid ? because we can create a
userid
> "f_angile".
> Please advice, because we want the userid to be "f-angile" as WSL is
not
> accepting "f_angile".
>
> Thanks a lot for you time and advice,
> regards,
> Hima Kalidindi.
>
>
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