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NOTE: THIS PROCESS IS INFORMATIONAL ONLY
AND IS ABSOLUTELY NOT A RECOMMENDED PROCESS – YOU MUST NEVER DIRECTLY CHANGE A BASE TABLE USING SQL
By setting the users password_date in
APPLSYS.FND_USER to null, don’t forget the table audit columns….
The next time the user connects they will be forced to reset their password.
WHERE [USER_ID] is the user ID of the user who’s password you want to reset.
Why would you do this?
Security breach and you want to force a reset of a large number of passwords - Under audit supervision of course
WARNING - BEFORE YOU DO ANYTHING
UPDATE FND_USER
SET password_date = null,
last_update_date = sysdate,
last_updated_by = 0, -- 0 is SYSADMIN
last_update_login = 0 -- 0 is SYSADMIN
WHERE user_id = [USER_ID];
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