Passwords and autofill passcode by working

Question

Okay so I've been trying to use the passwords and autofill feature on iCloud Keychain but every time I click on "saved passwords" it prompts me to enter my passcode, however my passcode will not work. ive even reset it and it still keeps saying password failed attempt.

Answer 1

Hi,
999496 wrote:
I am working on some problems and would like some help.
Here is the first problem:
User SCOTT, who had the password TIGER, changed it to something more secure, but has since forgotten it. If possible, demonstrate what you as a DBA can do to give SCOTT access to his account.
This is what I think will work for user SCOTT.
SQL> conn / as sysdba
Connected.
SQL> alter user SCOTT identified by NewPassword;
User altered.That's right. Not even SYS can tell what scott's password is; all you can do is change it.
Here is the second problem.
Other users need access to the tables belonging to IGGY. Create a role named CLERK that has SELECT privileges for tables PART, SUPPLIER, and QUOTE.
Assign the role CLERK to user SCOTT. Connect as user SCOTT and SELECT * FROM QUOTE.
CREATE ROLE CLERKYou need a semicolon after the CREATE ROLE command.
GRANT SELECT, INSERT ON oe. Orders TO CLERK;
GRANT r1 TO scott;
GRANT SELECT ON oe.SUPPLIER TO scott;
REVOKE SELECT ON oe. SUPPLIER FROM QUOTE.This doesn't match the requirements. Is the table owner iggy or oe? Is the new role clerk or r1?
Usually, roles are created so that you don't need to grant privielges directly to the users. Did you mean to grant priivileges on supplier to scott, or to the role?
If anyone has any more advice, I would greatly appreciate it.If you have the table owner grant the privileges, then if you export the schema, you can export the privileges along with the tables.
I would like to know if there are other ways of recovering user passwords and granting priviledges SELECT priviledges to user IGGY?Do you want to grant privileges to user iggy, or user scott, or role clerk, or role r1?