Oracle 12C – Password File in ASM

Oracle 12C – Password File in ASM

14 Febbraio 2017 Oracle Database 0

Prior to Oracle Database 12c, the password file was always located under $ORACLE_HOME/dbs file
structure, even for RAC instances and for RAC ASM cluster. For RAC the DBA had to managed to keep the
password file in sync on each node.
Now , in Oracle 12c, it is possible to store the password file on ASM. This means a shared password file for
Oracle RAC databases , it is shared for all instances in the cluster.
The command utility to create the password file is still the same: “orapwd”

Oracle 11g
  • file – name of password file (required),
  • password – password for SYS will be prompted if not specified at command line,
  • entries – maximum number of distinct DBA (optional), 
  • force – whether to overwrite existing file (optional), 
  • ignorecase – passwords are case-insensitive (optional), 
  • nosysdba – whether to shut out the SYSDBA logon (optional Database Vault only). 

  • Oracle 12c

    Usage: orapwd file= entries= force= asm= dbuniquename=
                format= sysbackup= sysdg= syskm= delete= input_file=
    Usage: orapwd describe file=
    where:

    • file – name of password file (required),
      password – password for SYS will be prompted if not specified at command line. Ignored, if input_file is specified,
    • entries – maximum number of distinct DBA (optional),
    • force – whether to overwrite existing file (optional),
    •  

    • asm – indicates that the password to be stored in Automatic Storage Management (ASM)
      disk group is an ASM password. (optional). 
    • dbuniquename – unique database name used to identify database password files residing in
      ASM diskgroup only. Ignored when asm option is specified (optional), 
    • format – use format=12 for new 12c features like SYSBACKUP, SYSDG and SYSKM
      support, longer identifiers, etc. If not specified, format=12 is default (optional), delete –
      drops a password file. Must specify 'asm', 'dbuniquename' or 'file'. If 'file' is specified, the
      file must be located on an ASM diskgroup (optional), 
    • sysbackup – create SYSBACKUP entry (optional and requires the 12 format). Ignored, if
      input_file is specified, 
    • sysdg – create SYSDG entry (optional and requires the 12 format), Ignored, if input_file is
      specified, 
    • syskm – create SYSKM entry (optional and requires the 12 format), Ignored, if input_file is
      specified,
    • input_file – name of input password file, from where old user entries will be migrated
      (optional),
    • describe – describes the properties of specified password file (required).

     

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