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Reset PWD

This PL/SQL block declares variables to store a username, new password, and status. It calls a package to change the password for the username to the new password, stores the return status, and prints a message depending on if the status indicates success or failure, committing or rolling back the transaction.

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Reset PWD

This PL/SQL block declares variables to store a username, new password, and status. It calls a package to change the password for the username to the new password, stores the return status, and prints a message depending on if the status indicates success or failure, committing or rolling back the transaction.

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DECLARE

v_user_name VARCHAR2(30):= UPPER('SYSADMIN');


v_new_password VARCHAR2(30):= 'welcome1';
v_status BOOLEAN;
BEGIN
v_status := fnd_user_pkg.ChangePassword ( username => v_user_name,
newpassword => v_new_password
);
IF v_status THEN
dbms_output.put_line ('The password reset successfully for the User:'||
v_user_name);
COMMIT;
ELSE
DBMS_OUTPUT.put_line ('Unable to reset password due to'||SQLCODE||' '||
SUBSTR(SQLERRM, 1, 100));
ROLLBACK;
END IF;
END;

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