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10-03-2001 01:27 AM
10-03-2001 01:27 AM
UID
I wanna change the ID of 2 users, one of this is ORACLE, is it possible to do that?
how?
find / -user ID -exec chown ID2 {} \;
it's possible to do that on line for oracle UID?
thanks for your consult!
ciao Luca
how?
find / -user ID -exec chown ID2 {} \;
it's possible to do that on line for oracle UID?
thanks for your consult!
ciao Luca
Meirone Luca
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10-03-2001 01:37 AM
10-03-2001 01:37 AM
Re: UID
Hi:
Given that one of the users represents a database, I would *not* do this "online". Wait until there are no processes running so that you get an atomic change of all the user's files. That is, *all* files and processes have a consistent uid at any point in time.
Regards!
...JRF...
Given that one of the users represents a database, I would *not* do this "online". Wait until there are no processes running so that you get an atomic change of all the user's files. That is, *all* files and processes have a consistent uid at any point in time.
Regards!
...JRF...
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10-03-2001 02:12 AM
10-03-2001 02:12 AM
Re: UID
Yes you can change them, but James is right, there is no way I would do this while the system/oracle is in use. And I would not change Oracle's uid unless absolutely necessary, ive seen enough problems caused by this because Oracle does all sorts of strange things with permissions/ownership and after changing stuff we get message errors and all sorts of strange behaviour.
Im from Palmerston North, New Zealand, but somehow ended up in London...
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