Reset expired password

Hi All
How do I turn off password expiry for an oracle user
Im running Oracle 11i , cheers
Thanks
Steve

Each user has been assigned a profile and a profile has one parameter PASSWORD_LIFE_TIME.
PASSWORD_LIFE_TIME parameter decides when the password should expire.
If you set PASSWORD_LIFE_TIME = unlimited, then the password wont expire for the user who is assigned that profile.
Do following using sys/system user or user having admin rights:
1) find the user profile.
select profile from dba_users
where username = <your_user_name>;2) Check the parameter from the profile you got in step 1.
say the profile is DEFAULT.
select * from dba_profiles
where profile = 'DEFAULT'
AND RESOURCE_NAME = 'PASSWORD_LIFE_TIME';3) update the profile :
ALTER PROFILE DEFAULT
LIMIT PASSWORD_LIFE_TIME UNLIMITED ;Regards,
Dipali

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Hi All,
I would like to know if it is possible to change an expired password from a java client that uses JDBC (classes12.zip) "thin client" to connect to oracle database (8.1.7.4).
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Hi,
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Simple Interface expired password change prompt

We have a population of users who access GW exclusively through WebAcc. Some of this population has jumped on the mobile device bandwagon and so we've directed them to the simple interface when accessing GW from a mobile device.
Some of these mobile device users now exclusively use the simple interface on their tablet/phone to access GW and when their password is expired, are never presented with the password change dialogue.
Ive verified when user with an expired password navigates directly to the simple interface url , https://gwserver/gw/webacc?User.interface=simple, either on a mobile device or desktop browser, IE, FF, Chrome, the user consumes a grace login and is taken directly to the simple interface mailbox.
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GroupWise 8.0.1 webacc on netware. I think wed refrained from going to newer releases in fear of some nasty bugs in the subsequent versions, but Ive not kept current on issues with the latest release.
I understand the next GW version with native mobile device templates is around the corner, but management may want to address this sooner.
Is this failure to recognize password expiry in the simple interface a know behavior?
Regards,
Fdiaz

On 8/8/2011 8:36 AM, vodobaas wrote:
> We have a population of users who access GW exclusively through WebAcc.
> Some of this population has jumped on the mobile device bandwagon and so
> we've directed them to the simple interface when accessing GW from a
> mobile device.
> Some of these mobile device users now exclusively use the simple
> interface on their tablet/phone to access GW and when their password is
> expired, are never presented with the password change dialogue.
>
> Ive verified when user with an expired password navigates directly to
> the simple interface url ,
> https://gwserver/gw/webacc?User.interface=simple, either on a mobile
> device or desktop browser, IE, FF, Chrome, the user consumes a grace
> login and is taken directly to the simple interface mailbox.
> Resetting grace logins and navigating to the standard webacc interface
> the GW password change dialogue is presented as expected.
> GroupWise 8.0.1 webacc on netware. I think wed refrained from going to
> newer releases in fear of some nasty bugs in the subsequent versions,
> but Ive not kept current on issues with the latest release.
> I understand the next GW version with native mobile device templates is
> around the corner, but management may want to address this sooner.
>
> Is this failure to recognize password expiry in the simple interface a
> know behavior?
>
> Regards,
> Fdiaz
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I looked at a test user meeting these criteria. Although the AccountExpirationDate was in the past, the AccountExpired property was still $False. I'm not sure what process is responsible for changing the AccountExpired property based on AccountExpirationDate,
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Account expired is derived by the Classes. It is not on the raw object. It is all that needs to be checked. If an account is not set to be expired then that will always be false.
Like this:
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You can also do the math.
¯\_(ツ)_/¯

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