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Not true. ALTER USER is a system privilege that allows the grantee to alter ANY user's password, default tablespace, etc. If you create a user XYZ and grant CREATE SESSION to XYZ so XYZ can connect to ORACLE, then XYZ can issue the command: ALTER USER XYZ IDENTIFIED BY ZZZ ;
Chinna <jchinna_at_enron.com> wrote in article
<01bcbfbe$4e1ac540$06f7fb9b_at_eoghou1325.eog.enron.com>...
> Not everybody can change their passwords. The user must have ALTER USER
> privilege to do that. The admin person can grant that privilege to the
user
> or can
> create a role and grant the role to the user.
>
> let me know if this helped.
>
> Chinna
>
> AMARENDRA B NETTEM <nettama_at_charlie.cns.iit.edu> wrote in article
> <3405B411.2F5_at_charlie.cns.iit.edu>...
> > Hagen wrote:
> > >
> > > Is it possible to have someone change their own password in oracle
> > > without having Admin. right, or is it possible to give admin rights
so
> > > that they can ONLY change their password and not have any other admin
> > > rights. Thanks.
> > >
> > > Hagenj_at_mail.dec.com
> >
> > yes, user can change his own password.
> >
> > SQL> ALTER USER SCOTT IDENTIFIED BY SCOTT;
> >
> > HOPE THIS HELPS
> >
> > AMARENDRA
> > --
> >