Re: OPS$ / default accounts

Jared.Still_at_radisys.com wrote:
>
> Thank you Steve, this is a great resource, as it
> will save duplicating effort.
>
> I'll go update my script now...
>
> Jared

If I may suggest something, Jared, I am a bit of a Perl illiterate (shame! shame!) but it looks to me that you supply the dbname on the command line. I think that it would be great if you could, possibly optionally, check all tnsnames.ora entries. For what I have heard of the text processing capabilities of perl, and for having done it in C, it shouldn't be too difficult and would be much appreciated by large shops.

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