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After creating an user with "FORCE PASSWORD CHANGE ON" or using dual control to change the DBA password I get in DBISQL or SQL Central a dialog window asking me for the old and new password. Using isql, "DBISQL -nogui" (, or SQuirreL SQL) I only get a message that the password has expired but no dialog (). Is there a possibility to change the password with another tool or must I use DBISQL with gui or SQL Central? Many thanks |
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with "-nogui" obviously you won't get a dialog. You should be able to use the "newpassword" / "newpwd" connection parameter to specify the new password on the cmd line. HTH Volker Hi Volker, many thanks "newpwd" works fine with DBISQL and also in SQuirrel SQL. Additional information: I did a test with dual control and offline DBA password reset... It works too but you have to change the password twice: ... CONNECT TO test USER U1 IDENTIFIED BY sybase; ALTER USER DBA IDENTIFIED FIRST BY part11; CONNECT TO test USER U2 IDENTIFIED BY sybase; ALTER USER DBA IDENTIFIED LAST BY part22; STOP SERVER UNCONDITIONALLY; --U:\>"%SQLANY17%\bin64\dbeng17.exe" -orp "UID=DBA;NEWPWD=newpassword;AUTHUID=DBAReset;AUTHPWD=sybase" d:\dualcontrol.db --Password for user 'DBA' is reset sucessfully START SERVER AS test STARTLINE 'C:\\Program Files\\SQL Anywhere 17\\bin64\\dbeng17.exe -c 10M d:\dualcontrol.db'; CONNECT USING 'UID=DBA;PWD=newpassword;NEWPWD=sybase;Server=test'; CONNECT TO test USER DBA IDENTIFIED BY sybase; select * from sysusers;--OK Maybe it would be better if offline DBA password reset is not allowed if dual control is used?
(15 May '19, 08:23)
Robert Krats...
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