Login in as SYSDBA

When I login with this command "Sqlplus SAM/password as sysdba" and do show user, it returned the User is "SYS"
is it suppose to return the User is "SAM"?
I have set remote_login_passwordfile = Exclusive
Select * from V$pwfile_users;
USERNAME SYSDBA SYSOPER
SYS TRUE TRUE
SAM TRUE FALSE
2 rows selected
Please advise
Thanks,

user8721301 wrote:
When I login with this command "Sqlplus SAM/password as sysdba" and do show user, it returned the User is "SYS"
is it suppose to return the User is "SAM"?
I have set remote_login_passwordfile = Exclusive
Select * from V$pwfile_users;
USERNAME SYSDBA SYSOPER
SYS TRUE TRUE
SAM TRUE FALSE
2 rows selected
Please advise
Thanks,As you connect with SYSDBA privilege, the user will act as a SYS user and all objects which are created by connecting SYSDBA privilege will be created under SYS schema

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