Numeric Database User Account

Assalamu Alykum,
I have Numeric Database user like "3122" , when i use database authentication for the application its give me error , which means that i can't use Numeric user but in my comany all user are numeric , can any buddy tell me how i can authenticate with numeric database user.

Assalamu AlykumPlease clarify.
when i use database authenticationWhat version of Application Express?
Is this the Database Account authentication scheme?
its give me errorWhat is the error and where do you see it?
which means that i can't use Numeric user ...Why? I think it means you have encountered a problem using a numeric username. You cannot conclude that you cannot use a numeric username without doing more research.
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