Re: Automatic password locking

From: Connor McDonald <hamcdc_at_yahoo.co.uk>
Date: Wed, 23 May 2001 14:10:02 -0700
Message-ID: <F001.0030C87C.20010523135635@fatcity.com>

You can audit logons to get to logon/logoff time, or create an on-logon trigger on the database (8i+) to store the logon time once you have unlocked the account

hth
connor

• "Yttri, Lisa" <lisa.yttri_at_cnh.com> wrote: > Hi everyone -
  >
  > I am trying to implement a process on our production
  > servers. If requested
  > for emergencies, an id is automatically unlocked.
  > This id was previously
  > defined with all access (select, insert, update,
  > delete) to all objects in a
  > schema. I want this id to be active for only 4
  > hours, then I would like it
  > to automatically get locked.
  >
  > Is there any information maintained in oracle as to
  > the length of time a
  > user id has been unlocked (or active)? I could then
  > query that column and
  > once it was over 4 hours, I could terminate any
  > active sessions using that
  > id and lock it.
  >
  > If I audit this id, would there be useful
  > information in the audit tables
  > regarding length of use?
  >
  > Any help - or other ideas to accomplish this - would
  > be greatly appreciated.
  >
  > Thanks -
  > lisa
  >
  

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