If you install the solidDB® database
during the product installation, you must configure solidDB user
and administrative user credentials. By default, the settings for
the solidDB user
are user name ounce and password ounce.
The default database administrator user name and password are both dba.
About this task
To change the password for either of these two user accounts,
follow the steps in this topic.
Procedure
- At a command prompt, change directory to <install_dir>\solidDB\bin (where <install_dir> is the location
of your AppScan
Source installation).
- Issue the command
solsql.exe "tcp 2315"
(on Windows™) or solsql "tcp
2315"
(on Linux™).
- When prompted for a
Username
, enter the
currently-configured solidDB administrative
username. By default, this is dba
. - When prompted for a
Password
, enter the
currently-configured solidDB administrative
password. By default, this is dba
. - Issue the command
alter user <db_username> identified
by <new_password>;
. In this command:
<db_username>
is the solidDB user
whose password you want to change. You can change the solidDB user
password or you can change the solidDB administrative
user password.
<new_password>
is the new password that you
want to set for <db_username>
.
For example, to change the default administrative user password
to newpassword123
, issue the command alter
user dba identified by newpassword123;
.
- To complete the password change for the solidDB user,
issue the command
commit work;
and then issue the
command exit;
. - Optional: This step is only required if you
have changed the solidDB user
password. Do not complete this step for a change to the solidDB administrative
user password. After changing the solidDB user
password, you will need to change the password that is registered
with the AppScan Source
Database:
- Open a command prompt and change directory to <install_dir>\bin (where <install_dir> is the location
of your AppScan
Source installation).
- On Windows,
issue the command
OunceServer.exe -a <new_password>
.
On Linux, issue the command ounceserverd
-a <new_password>
. For both, <new_password>
is
the new password that was specified when changing the solidDB user
password in the above steps.