DB password on scripted JDBC adapter

I am evaluating IDM 7.0 and tried to make a scripted JDBC Resource adapter
based on the simple table example. I succeeded in testing the DB connection
(Oracle 10.1 on Linux), but when I try to add the resource to an account, I get
[codeThere was an error while attempting to check the dictionary for the new password. Failure : com.waveset.util.WavesetException: XPRESS <invoke> exception
==> com.waveset.util.WavesetException: Can't call method queryString on class com.waveset.util.JdbcUtil
==> com.waveset.util.WavesetException: 
==> java.sql.SQLException: ORA-01017: invalid username/password; logon denied
]
which implies that the db user name (or password) is not right. But it should
be, since the connection test succeeded ?!

Yes, you are right, there was problems with dictionary password. I had
set the password dictionary , since it was dropped for some reason.
Now the resource works; well actually not. I get error
Account 'base' not found in Resource 'Oracle JDBC'.
But, I am trying to add the resource to existing account. The Linux resource
creates the account if it does not exist, so how can I do this on scripted JDBC?
BTW where is the password dictionary documented? I had to trace
Oracle to see what name the table is and then guess the attribute name
and type. I found a file dictionary.txt which describes the DDL, but not for
what it is (i.e. password list is not mentioned).

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