How To Create a New User Account

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How To Create a New User Account? - Oracle DBA FAQ - Managing Oracle User Accounts, Schema and Privileges

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If you want to create a new user account, you can log in as SYSTEM and use the CREATE USER command as shown in the following example:

>.\bin\sqlplus /nolog

SQL> connect SYSTEM/fyicenter
Connected.

SQL> CREATE USER DEV IDENTIFIED BY developer ACCOUNT UNLOCK;
User created.

Note that CREATE is a SQL statement, so you need to terminate it with ";". This command creates a user called "DEV", with a password of "developer". You can test this account by log in with DEV from SQL*Plus.

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