Oracle user syntax Modification

Oracle user modification is a common operation. The following describes how to modify the user syntax in Oracle. We hope this will help you.

Oracle modify user Syntax:

After the user is created, the administrator can modify the user, including changing the user password, changing the user's default tablespace, temporary tablespace, disk quota, and resource limit. Modify the user's command syntax as follows.

Alter user username identified by password

OR IDENTIFIED EXETERNALLY

Or identified globally as 'cn = user'

[Default tablespace tablespace]

[Temporary tablespace temptablespace]

[QUOTA [integer K [M] [UNLIMITED] ON tablespace

[, QUOTA [integer K [M] [UNLIMITED] ON tablespace

[PROFILES profile_name]

[Password expire]

[Account lock or account unlock]

[Default role role [, role]

OR [default role all [role t role [, ROLE]

OR [default role note]

For the meanings of parameters, refer to the explanation in the crreate user syntax.

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