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How to find DB links connecting to a shema?

sweetritzNov 25 2014 — edited Nov 25 2014

Hi DBAs,

I have changed the password of a schema VENUS in production database (Oracle 11.2.0.4).

As the password was stored in documents so referring that I have changes it with same password as old as it was going to expire.

instead of changing like this alter user VENUS identified by values 'HJ245345G1B41341';

I changed like this alter user VENUS identified by 'venusc0c0';

Now the issue is there are various other schemas in many remote DBs which are connecting to this schema using DB links. and in DB links they are connecting to this schema using its values

like connec to schema using values 'HJ245345G1B41341'.

Now I guess the only way to sort it out is to change all the DB links with new password values.

I need help in finding out all the schemas which are using DB links to connect to the schema VENUS?

This post has been answered by unknown-951199 on Nov 25 2014
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EJP
I'm inclined to agree with the Java 7 compiler here. Did you really mean to put S and T back to front in the specification of T?
955312
As name of the class says it's strange one...
It's just stupid example - more interesting is change of compiler behavior...
If it should not compile why is it compiling under java 6?
gimbal2
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Because they're two separate things? Java 7 is NOT simply an "upgrade" from Java 6, its a new platform. Therefore things can and will be different.

Might in this case simply be that a bug in the compiler was plugged though.
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955312
Thank you for answer.
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