Keychain password for system chain

inside the keychain file, there is a keychain called system, it stored my wireless password, and there is a keychain call web access,which is now still empty, both are locked, I do not think I ever have a password for them, now I can not unlock it, because I never assigned a password, but it ask me for a password, before I can unlock it. How to get access to these two keychain?

Password issues are mysterious and so far I haven't had any luck in Apple Discussions finding someone with a similar problem. Using Keychain Access, I can unlock my System Keychain, but then I want to view one of the password items in this now unlocked keychain, say for example, our ship's WiFi network password. I am asked for the Keychain's password (I assume it is the password I just used to open the System Keychain) but a dialogue box appears telling me I am entering the incorrect password. Any ideas what's happening here?
Many thanks,
Michael

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Hi,
I encountered error "ORA-65040: operation not allowed from within a pluggable database" when changing password for system.
sqlplus system/password@bpm
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Copyright (c) 1982, 2010, Oracle. All rights reserved.
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Changing password for system
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8.5 Accessing Oracle Database with SQL*Plus
To issue SQL and PL/SQL statements to Oracle Database, you can use SQL*Plus. This tool enables you to perform the same database management operations, and query, insert, update, or delete data directly in the database.
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