In Oracle it is possible to change a password temporarily. This can be useful for DBA which act as a different user.
SQL> select username,password from dba_users where username='GEORGE';
USERNAME PASSWORD
-------- ----------------
GEORGE F894844C34402B67
SQL> alter user george identified by welcome123;
Now login with the following credentials: george/welcome(old passwd)
After doing your work you can change the password back by using an undocumented feature called "by values"
SQL> alter user george identified by values 'F894844C34402B67';
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Server usage CMDS in Solaris
Some Imp Cmd's in Solaris:
1. CPU Speed
/usr/sbin/psrinfo -v -- CPU SPEED -- 1800 MHZ
2. RAM Size
prtconf | grep Memory -- RAM Size -- 64 Gb
3. No. of CPU's,O.S.Version,Kernel Version etc.,
uname -X
1. CPU Speed
/usr/sbin/psrinfo -v -- CPU SPEED -- 1800 MHZ
2. RAM Size
prtconf | grep Memory -- RAM Size -- 64 Gb
3. No. of CPU's,O.S.Version,Kernel Version etc.,
uname -X
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