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Any movement on resetting expired passwords with thin JDBC?
Jim Smith
Member Posts: 2,868 Silver Trophy
Most of the links for this are quite old and say that you need an oracle client to be able to reset expired passwords, due to limitations in the JDBC driver.
Has there been any movement on this (or any prospect of any movement?)
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Not that I know of, although it would be a great add for our users.
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Not that I know of, although it would be a great add for our users.
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Marked that as correct, but not right
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I can't comment on futures..it's an existing enhancement request.
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