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Mar 11, 2013 SQL SELECT resourcename,limit FROM dbaprofiles WHERE profile='DEFAULT' AND resourcename='PASSWORDLIFETIME'; Alter it to unlimited (note: it’s a local dev oracle xe install!). SQL ALTER PROFILE DEFAULT LIMIT PASSWORDLIFETIME UNLIMITED; Though, this doesn’t fix the icinga user being gracefully expired already.

Mar 29, 2018 alter profile unlimitedpwdprof limit. Passwordgracetime 14; During this time you can still login, but will get 'the password will expire' warnings. After the number of days defined in the passwordgracetime have passed, the password expires. The only way out of either situation is to reset the password!
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The Oracle output in your question shows the account is not locked, but expired. Log in to your database as a user who has privilege to alter other users (for example, SYS) and issue the following command: ALTER USER tmpdbo IDENTIFIED BY newpassword; You can change the expiration behaviour.
By default passwords do not expire on user accounts. If an expiration date has been added to an account and you wish to remove it, use the passwd command to change the maximum number of days between password changes to -1. This post describes how to turn off password aging when a maximum and possibly minimum value for password duration have been set.

Many times we face issue of user password expiry in the DB. For this problem you can assign UNLIMITED limit to the user. This is not exactly for the user, but it’s for the profile in which your DB user exists.

You can easily change the profile of users in oracle DB. By default the profile is DEFAULT that is having unlimited limit for Password i.e PASSWORD_LIFE_TIME .

Let’s use this in practical

For example, we have new developer joined our company and he/she needs a DB user or you can say fresher. So what happened is, he/she most of the cases she tried to login with wrong password and got DB account locked.

For this case follow the following steps :-

You need to connect with the sysdba privileges.

SQL> conn sys/**** as sysdba

SQL> alter user test identified by test account unlock;

Now the 2^nd case, we need to change the limit of our PROFILE that we have created to avoid the AUDIT issues. E.g. TEST is the default profile.

First check the status and profile of the USER by below sql :-

SQL> select username, account_status, PROFILE from dba_users where username='TEST';

Now you know that TEST is user in TEST profile.

Now check, what the limit of this profile by below sql :-

Select PROFILE, RESOURCE_NAME, LIMIT from dba_profiles where PROFILE like 'TEST';

PROFILE RESOURCE_NAME LIMIT

TEST PASSWORD_LIFE_TIME 180

This indicates that password will expire in 180 days. So you need to change this limit. Please follow below steps:-

SQL> alter profile TEST limit PASSWORD_LIFE_TIME unlimited;

All this you need to do why SYSDBA privileges.

Now check the status the status again :-

Select PROFILE, RESOURCE_NAME, LIMIT from dba_profiles where PROFILE like 'TEST';

PROFILE RESOURCE_NAME LIMIT

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