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What are the default Oracle accounts?

What are the default Oracle accounts?

ORACLE creates a default account with the user ID “ORADBA” and password “ORADBAPASS”. It is best practice to remove default accounts, if possible. For accounts required by the system, the default password should be changed. This account grants user level access to the system.

What are the default users in Oracle 11g?

DEFAULT SCHEMA

USER NAME DEFAULT TABLESPACE TEMPORARY TABLESPACE
BI USERS TEMP
CTXSYS SYSAUX TEMP
DBSNMP SYSTEM TEMP
DIP USERS TEMP

What is the default Oracle admin user?

Oracle Default Username and Password

User Name Default Password Script (in $ORACLE_HOME)
BI CHANGE_ON_INSTALL / BI /demo/schema/bus_intelligence/bi_main.sql
CTXSYS CHANGE_ON_INSTALL / CTXSYS /ctx/admin/ctxsys.sql
DBSNMP DBSNMP /rdbms/admin/catsnmp.sql
DIP DIP /rdbms/admin/catdip.sql

What is the default username and password in Oracle 10g?

Username: Whatever user you have created or SYS or SYSTEM if you have not created a user yet. Password: The password for your user or the default password you entered for SYS and SYSTEM. Hostname: 127.0. 0.1 his is only the hostname if your are running SQL Developer on the same machine where your XE is installed.

What is default password for Sysdba in Oracle 10g?

Default user name and password The SYSDBA user has all privileges on the server. The installation program will install the SYSDBA user with the password masterkey (actually, it’s masterke : characters after the eighth are ignored).

What is Ctxsys in Oracle?

While any user can create an Oracle Text index and enter a CONTAINS query, Oracle Text provides the CTXSYS user for administration and the CTXAPP role for application developers. CTXSYS User. CTXAPP Role. Granting Roles and Privileges to Users.

What is the difference between SYS and Sysdba?

SYS is a predefined user with SYSDBA, and SYSTEM is a predefined user with DBA. If there are n administrator accounts in a database, then there are n users who can connect with administrator privileges (by definition)–there are not just two of them.