You Cannot Retrieve The Oracle Database Password But You Cna Reset It

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You cannot retrieve the Oracle Database password but you cna reset it.

After that, you


will need to deal with the fact that P6 now has the wrong password, but that is another
procedure. Good luck!
-----------------------------To change the password for database users, ADMPRM$PM, PRIVPRM$PM,
PUBPRM$PM do the following:
Login to SQLPlus by first running the command prompt (Windows Start Button/Run,
cmd or Windows Start Button/All Programs/Accessories/Command Prompt) Then at
the C:> prompt,
c:\>sqlplus / as sysdba
The prompt will turn into an SQL> prompt, i.e. SQL>. Type the following:
SQL> alter user ADMPRM$PM identified by <new_pass>;
Where <new_pass> is the new password you specify for the user. Dont forget to enter
the ; at the end, or you will be prompted for the 2ndhalf of your entry ; with a ?
prompt. (In that case, just enter the ";".)
You can repeat the alter user command for each user password that you would like to
change.
To exit SQLPlus, type
SQL>exit
and Return. To exit the windows command prompt, also type,
C:\>exit
and Return.

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