Oracle8 Error Messages Release 8.0.4 A58312-01 |
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For more security messages, see 28750-29249: Security Server Messages on page -414.
Cause: The user's account has expired and the password needs to be changed.
Action: Change the password or contact the DBA.
Cause: The user's account is about to about to expire and the password needs to be changed.
Action: Change the password or contact the DBA.
Cause: The new password did not meet the necessary complexity specifications and the PASSWORD_VERIFY_FUNCTION failed.
Action: Enter a different password. Contact the DBA to find out the rules for choosing the new password.
Cause: The password verification function did not have the required number and type of input/output arguments and/or the return argument.
Action: Check the Server Reference manual to find out the format of the password verification function.
Cause: The logon flags were not properly set or else conflicting flags were set in making calls.
Action: Call the function with appropriate flags set.
Cause: The parameters PASSWORD_REUSE_TIME and PASSWORD_REUSE_MAX were both set. One parameter should be unlimited while other is set.
Action: Set the value of one parameter to UNLIMITED explicitly.
Cause: An attempt was made to reuse password after the specified number of days or after the specified number of password changes.
Action: Try the password that has not been used for the specified number of days or the specified number of password changes. Refer to the password parameters in the CREATE PROFILE statement.
Cause: The old password that was supplied is wrong. Authentication cannot proceed using the old password.
Action: Supply the correct old password for authentication and retry the operation.
Cause: CONNECT SYS/<password> ORA-is no longer a valid syntax.
Action: Try CONNECT SYS/<password> ORA-AS SYSDBA or CONNECT SYS/<password>ORA-AS SYSOPER.
Cause: If a user account is created as IDENTIFIED EXTERNALLY, or IDENTIFIED GLOBALLY, this account cannot be expired.
Action: Try to expire the password of the user that has database password.
Cause: The IDENTIFIED GLOBALLY clause was specified twice.
Action: Use only one IDENTIFIED GLOBALLY clause.
Cause: A role granted was IDENTIFIED GLOBALLY. Global roles can only be granted via a central authority for the domain.
Action: Use ALTER ROLE to change the type of role (from IDENTIFIED GLOBALLY to other, such as IDENTIFIED BY password), or allocate it to a global user via the central authority.
Cause: A role granted was IDENTIFIED EXTERNALLY. External roles cannot be granted to global users or global roles.
Action: Use ALTER ROLE to change the type of the role being granted (from IDENTIFIED EXTERNALLY to other, such as IDENTIFIED BY password), or use ALTER ROLE or ALTER USER to change the type of the user or role that is the grantee.
Cause: The role altered to IDENTIFIED GLOBALLY was granted to one or more other users and/or roles. Global roles cannot be granted to any user or role.
Action: Use REVOKE to revoke the role from other users or roles first.
Cause: The user or role altered to IDENTIFIED GLOBALLY has external roles directly granted - these must be revoked, since external roles cannot be granted to global users or roles.
Action: Use REVOKE to revoke the external roles from the user or role to be ALTERed.
Cause: The IDENTIFIED EXTERNALLY AS or IDENTIFIED GLOBALLY AS clause was specified with a valid external name.
Action: Provide a valid external name.
Cause: The external name specified for the user being created or altered already exists for another user.
Action: External names must be unique among users. Specify another.
Cause: Only users IDENTIFIED GLOBALLY may use a privileged database link.
Action: Either change the user to a global user or try to use a different database link.
Cause: During the course of opening a privileged database link, the remote server was not securely identified using the network security service. Additional errors should follow.
Action: Consult the network security service documentation on how to properly configure the remote server.
Cause: During the course of opening a privileged database link, the remote server was found to lack the necessary authorizations to connect as the current global user. This may be because the server was not authorized by the network security service. Or it may be because the local server is restricting access by the remote server using the DBMS_SECURITY_DOMAINS_ADMIN package.
Action: Grant the remote server the proper authorization to connect as the given global user, and check that the local server is not restricting access.