Passwords displayed in system logs?

We're going to install Oracle Applications, probably in 2 months' time. I'm reading the System Administrator's guide - configuration while I'm waiting.
The FNDCPASS command can change schema and/or SYSTEM password. The question is whether the command and parameters would be logged in system logs. If yes, is the value of the password parameter visible when the system logs are reviewed/scanned?
Thanks,

Are you talking about Application Server or Applications / EBS?
I'm guessing the latter. Perhaps a forum in this category is more apropriate:
http://forums.oracle.com/forums/category.jspa?categoryID=11

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