Enter passwords for the internal system users

The Internal System Users were created and passwords set after database install, in the Configure Foundation1 steps.  

IFS Applications needs passwords to internal system users to operate, and passwords are entered in this step.

The passwords for the Internal Users are stored in an encrypted format.

Depending on Authentication method setup the value for Login and Password can differ.

Passwords for Internal Users

Passwords for the users can be assigned by clicking on the Edit buttons. Once an Edit button is clicked you will see the corresponding  Edit Internal User dialog box as shown below.

There are two ways of configuring a password:

1. Change instance configuration:

   Updates all instance configuration files with the new password in an encrypted format.

2. Change Oracle user password:

   Updates, not only the Instance configuration files, but also the Oracle User password (in the database).

   If this option is selected, you should enter the current database user password in Old Password in order to update the database.

Changing a passwords of an Internal User

Actions

1. Use Reset for updating the Login values from the database.
2. Assign/Change passwords by using the Edit Internal User dialog box.

   Parameter	Description	Alternatives/Suggestion
   ID	The Internal Users Oracle Username	N/A
   Login	The value for the Internal User verification.	This is set by the Database Administrator with other Tool.
   Old Password	Current password of the Oracle User	Must be the correct password. This field not editable unless the Change Oracle user password is selected.
   New Password	New password you want to assign.	N/A
   Confirm New Password	Confirmation of the above new password.	Must be identical to the value typed in the New Password field.

3. Click Next

Verify

	You must enter the correct password.
	Reset can be used to fetch new data if new users have been created with other tools during this operation.