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How to Reset Password

SAP BASIS

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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

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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.
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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

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

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Here we had given

Client: 100,

User: SAP*

Pwd: pass

Click Enter Button

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