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Hi,
Maybe.
First of all if you are using unix look at the find command.
you try doing :
find / -name "sqlplus" -print
and see if this gives you anything other than the normal oracle sqlplus.
I have a feeling someone has written you a shellscript with the same name, in
which case you should be able to look at the username/password.
Other option is :
if you can go on to svrmgrl
connect internal and this doesnot ask you for a password then you are lucky!
You can view the encrypted password in the view sys.dba_users
describe dba_users and select the necessary fields.
ie username and encrypted password.
you can simply type the following to change the password:
alter user <username> identified by <newpassword>.
Make sure you remember the password.
Thats about it . Received on Sat Jul 04 1998 - 04:35:10 CDT
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