on 06-10-2007 4:01 PM
I need to logon to one of our Systems and none of the Passwords are working.. I need to delete SAP* at the OS level.. so that i can get into the system..
SAP is 4.6C and oracle is 9i..I Need to know the SQL statement through which i can do that..
Regards,
Ershad Ahmed .
hi,
at OS level go to sql script and type
SELECT '' FROM USR02 WHERE BNAME = SAP, MANDT = CLIENTNO.
there you can delete the password of sap*. after that you can get the default password as PASS.
with regards,
Harish Reddy
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I got the Answer.
SQL>delete from SAPSCHEMA.usr02 where mandt=`000' and bname='sap*';
Regards,
Ershad Ahmed.
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OS is AIX
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