how to change db password in oracle

[Translated from mos] how to change the password of Database User sysman (this user is the schema of DB Control Repository) mossysman Change the password of the Database User sysman (this user is the schema of DB Control Repository) Reference

? Describe the DBA's responsibility for security and audit work? Enable standard database auditing? Specify audit options? Review audit information? Maintain audit trail Segregation of duties ? A user with DBA authority must be

[Translated from mos] modify the dbsnmp password in the DB (10g and 11g) monitored by the db Control, mosdbsnmp How to modify the dbsnmp password in the DB (10g and 11g) monitored by db Control Reference Original:How to Change DBSNMP Password in

Method of changing the password of the database user Sysman (the user is a DB Control Repository schema)Reference text:How to change the Password of the Database User Sysman (DB Control Repository Schema) (Doc ID 259379.1)Suitable for:Enterprise

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? Create and manage database user accounts: – Authenticate users – Assign default storage (tablespace)1. Database user accountTo access the database, the user must specify a valid database user account and also successfully authenticate against the

? Configure backup settings with Oracle Enterprise Manager? Enable automatic backup of control files? Configure the backup destination? Assign a channel to a tape target? Configure Backup Optimizations? Create a compressed backup? Create an

CONNECT Username/[email protected] as SYSDBAConnect means connecting toUsername refers to the user namePassword means a password.ServerName refers to the name of the serviceAs SYSDBA is logged in as a database administratorI don't know if I can help

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Critical and non-criticalNon-critical files are files that the database and most applications can continue to run without it. For example, if a database is missing a multiplexed redo log file, you can still use a different copy of the redo log file