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if they can find the direct path to sqlplus they can workaround your batch<br />
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try requesting a new version of sqlplus without the command line password possibility from oracle
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if they can find the direct path to sqlplus they can workaround your batch

try requesting a new version of sqlplus without the command line password possibility from oracle

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alias sqlplus='sqlplus blah blah blah'
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You bring up some very interesting points. &nbsp;Thank You.
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You bring up some very interesting points.  Thank You.

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Need example of bash shell script wrapper to not allow SQL*Plus command to be executed on command line as:<br />
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&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; sqlplus user/password@ora12<br />
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Need to prevent user from entering plain text password to comply with DoD STIG. Forcing the above to be executed as the following is acceptable as password is prompted for and not echoed:<br />
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&nbsp; &nbsp; sqlplus user/@ora12
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Need example of bash shell script wrapper to not allow SQL*Plus command to be executed on command line as:

      sqlplus user/password@ora12

Need to prevent user from entering plain text password to comply with DoD STIG. Forcing the above to be executed as the following is acceptable as password is prompted for and not echoed:

    sqlplus user/@ora12

Wrap Oraccle SQL*Plus executable Command

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