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How To Reset Password

This document provides steps to reset a password in SAP BASIS if the original password is forgotten: 1. Open Putty and enter the IP address of the SAP server. Log in as the root user with the server password. 2. Use SQLplus to log in as the Oracle sysdba user. Delete the SAP* user from the Oracle user tables. 3. This will regenerate the SAP* user with a default password of "PASS" upon the next login attempt. 4. Open SAPGUI and log in with the SAP* user and "PASS" password to access the system with reset credentials.

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How To Reset Password

This document provides steps to reset a password in SAP BASIS if the original password is forgotten: 1. Open Putty and enter the IP address of the SAP server. Log in as the root user with the server password. 2. Use SQLplus to log in as the Oracle sysdba user. Delete the SAP* user from the Oracle user tables. 3. This will regenerate the SAP* user with a default password of "PASS" upon the next login attempt. 4. Open SAPGUI and log in with the SAP* user and "PASS" password to access the system with reset credentials.

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How to Reset Password

SAP BASIS

1
If you forget your password and can't get into your system, what back door can
you use to reset it?

Step1:

Open Putty Configuration file:

Enter IP Address of the Server to login

Eg: Here I am taking Solution Manager Server with IP Address: 192.168.220.103

2
Enter the IP Address
of the Server

Click open button

Enter root login & password of the server

If you ever find yourself locked out of an SAP system there is an easy way to gain
access using the user ID SAP*. The user will already exist in your system with a set
password, however you can login to SQLplus "/ as sysdba" and delete the user
SAP*. Once this user is deleted from the Oracle user tables, it will automatically
regenerate upon login attempt with the password PASS.
3
Proper syntax for SQLplus is:

# su – orasmn (ora is the oracle system id and smn is solution manager system id)

Click Enter

ECCECQ2:orasmn 24> sqlplus "/as sysdba";

Enter the syntax given below

SQL> delete from SAPR3.USR02 where bname = ‘SAP*’ and mandt = ‘000’;

It will display the message 1 row deleted.

Enter Commit; command

4
Now you can open SAPGUI with client xxx and login with SAP* and password PASS

5
Here we had given

Client: 100,

User: SAP*

Pwd: pass

Click Enter Button

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