To change the password of an existing user in Oracle SQL, you can use the ALTER USER

statement. Here’s how you can change the password for an existing user (in this case, the user
hr):

1. Connect to the Database: First, make sure you are connected to the database with an
account that has the necessary privileges to change user passwords (typically an
admin or DBA account).
2. Use the ALTER USER Statement: Execute the ALTER USER command to change
the password for the user.

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ALTER USER hr IDENTIFIED BY new_password;

Replace new_password with the desired new password.

Detailed Steps:

1. Connect to the Oracle Database: You can connect using SQL*Plus, SQL
Developer, or any other database management tool.

Using SQL*Plus:

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sqlplus admin_user/admin_password@database

Replace admin_user and admin_password with your administrative username and

password, and database with your database connection string.

2. Execute the ALTER USER Command:

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ALTER USER hr IDENTIFIasdasED BY new_password;