Ps command displays password for oracle user

when i do, sqlplus scott/tiger at the prompt
and do ps -eaf |grep sql*
i see my username and password. i undersstand that that i don't
have to specify it that way. but these are all automatic scripts
that runs in the night and there is so many of them to modify in
our applications in case i do some modifications on the scripts.
can somebody tell me if theres something i can do in the Oracle
side not on the scripts...
thanks
null

sqlplus -s <<EOF
sys/change_on_install
select sysdate from dual;
exit
EOF
Mladen Gogala (guest) wrote:
: Pogi (guest) wrote:
: : when i do, sqlplus scott/tiger at the prompt
: : and do ps -eaf |grep sql*
: : i see my username and password. i undersstand that that i
don't
: : have to specify it that way. but these are all automatic
: scripts
: : that runs in the night and there is so many of them to modify
: in
: : our applications in case i do some modifications on the
: scripts.
: : can somebody tell me if theres something i can do in the
Oracle
: : side not on the scripts...
: : thanks
: sqlplus /nolog <<EOF
: @myscript
: EOF
null

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