Database Password in ORPOS 13.3

HI All,
I am not able to find the file in which database password is stored in installed ORPOS 13.3.
It is not in the DefaultDataTechnician.xml. Can anybody knows where it stores the password in 13.3.
Thanks..

correct...while we r also new to 13.3. and still exploring it...as per our understanding till now, ORPOS uses CSF KeyStore API to encrypt credentials in cwallet.sso (\OracleRetailStore\Server\pos\Bin\) using alias names (dataSourceUser, schemaUser) using ecrypted pswd given at the time of installation....there are APIs to decrypt/read this sso file...
pls check if it helps..

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