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How To Check SYSADMIN Account Got Locked

The document provides steps to check if the SYSADMIN account in an Oracle E-Business Suite (EBS) system has been locked. The steps involve logging in as the root user, switching to the applmgr user, sourcing the EBS environment file, and running a SQL query in sqlplus that checks the encrypted password field for the SYSADMIN user to see if it returns "Account locked" or "Account not locked".
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How To Check SYSADMIN Account Got Locked

The document provides steps to check if the SYSADMIN account in an Oracle E-Business Suite (EBS) system has been locked. The steps involve logging in as the root user, switching to the applmgr user, sourcing the EBS environment file, and running a SQL query in sqlplus that checks the encrypted password field for the SYSADMIN user to see if it returns "Account locked" or "Account not locked".
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How to check SYSADMIN account got locked

The below steps are performed in SHAF EBSTEST instance.

Login with root/welcome1

# su – applmgr

$ cd /u01/EBSTEST/apps/

$ . EBSapps.env RUN #sourcing application environment file

Now connect to sqlplus by entering

$ sqlplus apps/apps@EBSTEST

SQL> SELECT DECODE (encrypted_user_password, 'INVALID', 'Account locked', 'Account not locked')
FROM fnd_user WHERE user_name = '&username';

-The above query prompts with username, make sure to enter as capital letters i.e., SYSADMIN

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