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to know all the users [message #164390]

Thu, 23 March 2006 04:39

aditya_gangadharam
Messages: 43
Registered: February 2005
Location: Hyderabad

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hi All,

I am in a particular user say SCOTT

i want to know all the user names and their even though there are no tables defined to that user i want to know all the user names and their passwords..
is this possible. if so how

thanks in regards..

aditya.

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Re: to know all the users [message #164394 is a reply to message #164390]

Thu, 23 March 2006 05:01

JSI2001
Messages: 1016
Registered: March 2005
Location: Scotland

Senior Member

select username from all_users

but you can't get their passwords other than in encrypted form. This has been asked many times here, please search the forums.

Jim

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Re: to know all the users [message #166152 is a reply to message #164390]

Tue, 04 April 2006 18:27

Amosnaks
Messages: 3
Registered: March 2006

Junior Member

What do you want their passwords for? If you want to perform a task as the user that is not available, Do the following. SELECT USERNAME, PASSWORD FROM DBA_USERS; Change their password. ALTER USER X IDENTIFIED BY Y; Do whatever needs to be done. Give the user their old password back. With the result from "SELECT" statement above. Copy the encrypted password and use it as follows.

ALTER USER X INDENTIFIED BY VALUES 'copy password here'; This will give them their old password back;

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Re: to know all the users [message #166159 is a reply to message #164390]

Tue, 04 April 2006 21:39

PSASA
Messages: 1
Registered: April 2006
Location: MICHIGAN

Junior Member

There is another way to get to know all of the End Users in an Applicatin. Logged in with the System Administrator Responsibilty you can run a report which gives all Users and their responsibilities assigned. It is the Users by Responsibility Report. You can see their User Names and Responsibilities. You can always gain access from a User by changing or resetting their passwords to something else. You can also monitor the End Users time on and know what Applications they have used on certain days. I am not sure if this helps, but if not SQL can get you any information that you need but maybe not the passwords. Just reset them and get in , LOL. you just need to know the tables to run the SQL and write your Select statement.

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