What To Do If DBA Lost the SYSTEM Password

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What To Do If DBA Lost the SYSTEM Password? - Oracle DBA FAQ - Introduction to Command-Line SQL*Plus Client Tool

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If the DBA lost the password of the SYSTEM user account, he/she can go to the Oracle server machine, and run SQL*Plus on server locally with the operating system authentication method to gain access to the database. The tutorial exercise below shows you how:

(Terminal server to the Oracle server machine)
(Start SQL*Plus)
SQL>CONNECT / AS SYSDBA
Connected.

SQL> ALTER USER SYSTEM IDENTIFIED BY ssap_iyf;
User altered.

Notice that the (/) in the CONNECT command tells SQL*Plus to use the current user on local operating system as the connection authentication method.

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