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Install, Upgrades & Change Mgmt - JDE1 (MOSC)

E900 change system user password

Jan 8, 2015 10:34PM edited Jan 16, 2015 10:01AM in Install, Upgrades & Change Mgmt - JDE1 (MOSC) 4 commentsAnswered

hi, below is the steps of changing system user password...

The step 7 is it at P98owsec\FORM\add system user ? system user ID?

The step 8 do i need to run this step ? change E1 user password?

tq

or EnterpriseOne 8.10 and above:

Stop EnterpriseOne services and JAS Server instances.
Change the database user password (user and login for SQL Server, AS/400 user profile, etc.). Note that some databases treat passwords as case-sensitive (SQL Server 2005, Oracle DB 11g, etc.).
Disable Security Server in the server JDE.INI file.
Disable Security Server in the client JDE.INI file. Use 1 machine to apply these changes.

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