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Delete a GoldenGate deployment when the password is lost

Recently, I was asked how to recreate a GoldenGate deployment if the password for the Security user (the first user created with the deployment) was lost. This is an interesting question that I figured was worth writing about. As a reminder, you have two main ways of creating and deleting deployments in GoldenGate: I already covered the creation and removal… 

OTDS – Installation of Replicas fail if the OT Admin password is too long?

For simplicity, in this blog, I will refer to the first OTDS instance as the “Primary” (the synchronization master host, installed with ISREPLICA_TOPOLOGY=0=FALSE) and any additional instances as “Replicas” (installed with ISREPLICA_TOPOLOGY=1=TRUE). Over the past few years, I have installed and worked on around 20–30 different OTDS environments, some with a single instance and others with multiple instances (HA). Overall,… 

Password rolling change before Oracle 21c

By Franck Pachot . You may have read about Gradual Password Rollover usage from Mouhamadou Diaw and about some internals from Rodrigo Jorge. But it works only on 21c which is only in the cloud, for the moment, in Autonomous Database and DBaaS (but here I’ve encountered some problems apparently because of a bug when using SQL*Net native encryption). But… 

Documentum – Database password validation rule in 16.4

A few months ago, I started working with the CS 16.4 (always using silent installation) and I had the pleasant surprise to see a new error message in the installation log. It’s always such a pleasure to lose time on pretty stupid things like the one I will talk about in this blog. So what’s the issue? Well upon installing… 

ODA 12.2.1.2.0: Some curious password management rules

While deploying an ODA based on the DCS stack (odacli), it is mandatory to provide a “master” password at appliance creation. The web GUI provides for that a small tooltip which describes the rules applied on password management. However it looks like there is some flexibility with those rules. Lets try to check this out with some basics tests. First…