An upgrade to 11.2, passwords are case-sensitive automatically?

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• Passwords are case-sensitive in 11g

  Hello
  
  It is a rather silly position, but I've been googling and can't find if Developer SQL supports case-sensitive or not connection. I read some other clients always send a 'uppercase' password (no matter how you typed it) that causes problems with Oracle 11 g. Is "compatible" with the new policy of the case-sensitivity of 11g SQL-Developer?
  
  Thank you.

  Yes SQL Developer is certainly compatible with the case of 11g password.

• The values of variables are case-sensitive in Adobe Captivate 9?

  Hello, I was just curious to know if Adobe Captivate 9 user variables values are case-sensitive.

  Yes, they are. AS3 and JavaScript are both case sensitive.

• The WCS URLS are case sensitive?

  Hello Expers,

  We use Microsoft application Oracle Web center sites 11.1.1.6.1, in our website, the URLS are case-sensitive.

  If we wrongly enter any letter in different case(upper/lower) in the URL, giving the content server error.

  We do all customizations?

  Please let us know your valuable suggestions.

  Thank you

  Delphine Pilli.

  Hi delphine,.

  If I understand your question, the answer is Yes, and the best way to achieve this is Vanity URL. The only problem is that in 11.1.1.6.1 is not yet supported, so you would have to implement the framework GSF or update your product to the new version of the Sites with WC, in which this feature is already implemented. Working with Vanity URL, you can easily create URLS for your types of assets, even create patterns that auto generates the links. So, for example, you can use. toLowerCase() to the name of the asset or another similar methods to create the link like you. Take a look at the Oracle documentation:

  Configuration of Vanity URLs - 11g Release 1 (11.1.1.8.0)

  Kind regards

  Enrique

• Why are case-sensitive in the wrong place?

  Why are case-sensitive in the wrong place after conversion?

  If you want Acrobat to replicate your results, you must either use a program layout (as Design) or select the Adobe PDF printer in the print of your application menu before making your layout. Most processors redistribute the document based on the printer which is attached (i.e., it uses the settings of the printer). If you change the printer so that in WORD for example, the layout in WORD can change radically. This is what happens when you use the Adobe PDF printer. This isn't a question of Acrobat, but a word processor.

  MS out of printer settings in WORD with the first version of OFFICE 2007, but it seems to be back on by default. I guess they found, there was reason to leave it on (the box is buried in the menu options in WORD). This aspect of reflow is one thing that creates major problems for developers of WORD forms of WORDS. Depending on the machine, the shape may ebb and part go to the next page if not careful (I've had these types of forms before, particularly where people are trying to learn a lot on the page).

  Neither one of us know if we have answered your question because you give enough information to be able to tell. The key for almost any application is to change the printer to the Adobe PDF printer before you do business with any document. On my laptop, the Adobe PDF printer is the default and modify other printers if I happen to be connected to them.

• "Search" Firefox Ctrl-F function always starts with "Case-sensitive" automatically activated

  "Search" Firefox Ctrl-F always begin with 'Match case' activated automatically every time I start up the browser, even when I start with safe mode disabled modules. Is there a way to have case-sensitive have (without having to check it manually) when I type ctrl-F?

  dcode147 said

  "Search" Firefox Ctrl-F always begin with 'Match case' activated automatically every time I start up the browser, even when I start with safe mode disabled modules. Is there a way to have case-sensitive have (without having to check it manually) when I type ctrl-F?

  If you don't have a user.js file, as I did not, then you can find this information in your profile folder prefs.js. To find this folder, click menu triple horizontal slash on Firefox button, then click the question mark at the bottom, then click "Troubleshooting information" and then click on "View file" next to the profile folder. At this point, you need to open the js file (prefs.js to me, maybe user.js for others) with Notepad.

  The entry "accessibility.typeaheadfind.casesensitive" cor - el mentioned above must be just off the top, and if "Match case" is highlighted then it should have a '1' beside him. You will need to close Firefox, then change 1 to 0 and save. When you restart Firefox "Case-sensitive" must return to being disabled.

• The filters are case sensitive?

  If I had a filter in a segment that resembled a contact field or a field of a CDO that asked if the field was exactly 'on', which are both 'on' and 'On' (or 'ON' or 'oN') or simply '' they ''?

  Thank you.

  Case tosensitive.

• Oracle 12 c disable case-sensitive password

  Is this possible and how?

  According

  https://docs.Oracle.com/database/121/UPGRD/deprecated.htm#UPGRD60022

  
  

  The IGNORECASE argument of ORAPWD and the SEC_CASE_SENSITIVE_LOGON system setting are deprecated in Oracle Database 12c

  Indeed, they are considered obsolete - by default, passwords are case-sensitive.

  You can simply set SEC_CASE_SENSITIVE_LOGON FALSE.

• Create user is case-sensitive in XE11?

  Hello
  
  I created a user:
  
  CREATE THE TEST USER IDENTIFIED BY TEST TEST DEFAULT TABLESPACE;
  
  I tried to connect with lowercase letters
  sqlplus test/test
  It did not work.
  
  I tried to connect with capital letter:
  sqlplus TEST/TEST
  and it worked for me.
  
  Someone who can confirm?
  
  In the 10 XE is was not case sensitive.
  
  Best regards

  Achim Klausmann wrote:
  Hi Udo,

  Only passwords or user names too?

  Achim

  Achim,

  You could easily test? Anyway, only passwords are case-sensitive.

  Please read: http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/B28359_01/server.111/b28320/initparams211.htm#REFRN10299

  Concerning

  Grosbois

• Password case sensitive of 11G + DB Vs Oracle 10g reports

  Dear Experts,
  
  Currently, we have migrated our database 10g R2 to 11g R2. 11g when using the password is case-sensitive and our password is the mixture of upper and lower charecters.
  
  Our Oracle application server version 10g R2. When we call the report from oracle forms its doesn't open is not the page.
  In queue in the report it shows as completed with error: REP-501: unable to connect to the specified database.
  But if we keep our db 11g password all higher report runs correctly.
  
  Where I have to change to have upper and lower as db 11g and 10g reports.
  
  This is the right place to post this thread here or I have to post under reports.
  
  Please help us.
  
  Kind regards
  Barry M

  Maybe it helps Re: 10.1.2.3 and RDBMS to Oracle 11g R2 forms

• not case sensitive UNIX commands?

  Howdy,

  Maybe the books on Unix I use are just too old and not OS X specific. But they all say that the commands are case-sensitive, while system variables are.

  For example, ls and LS both work in the way as described in the books. I searched the internet and I saw concerns using the auto-completion tab being case-sensitive, but nothing regarding orders. But the answers regarding the tab thing throws blame on HFS not being is not case-sensitive. So if I understand correctly, orders are in fact files and therefore HFS design and there are a not case-sensitive. What is a good conclusion?

  Thank you very much

  DN

  Hmm, I guess I meant are tiny, while variables are uppercase in the traditional Unix system of things.

• case-sensitive disks?

  All my drives are case-sensitive on my Mac. Why not install your products? I failed with Acrobat Pro and PS 12 elements. I have a lot of case-sensitive file names. I can't change them. So should I connect an external drive to run your products?

  Yes, Aardvark, you need to install applications on a drive that is not case sensitive.  Please see error "Unsupported of disks case-sensitive" or similar facility. Mac OS - http://helpx.adobe.com/creative-suite/kb/error-case-sensitive-drives-supported.html for more information.

• Saved passwords are gone; just upgraded to Firefox 34.0.5

  I've just (accidentally) updated for Firefox 34.0.5 for desktop PC, and now all my saved passwords are gone. I do not remove them. How? Why? What can I do to get back them? I am really annoyed at Mozilla to be always on my face to be upgraded, now this. Any help? Thank you.

  Some added addons toolbar and anti-virus are known to cause
  Firefox issues. Disable all of them.

  Start Firefox in Safe Mode {web link} by pressing on the
  < SHIFT (Mac Options) > key and then from Firefox. Is always the problem?

  Separate the issue;
  Shows details of the system;

  Plug-ins installed

  Shockwave Flash 15.0 r0

  Adobe Shockwave for Director Netscape plug-in, version 12.1
  Adobe Shockwave for Director Netscape plug-in, version 12.0.4.144

  Having multiple versions of a program can cause problems.

  Take uninstaller from here:
  Uninstall Flash Player | Windows
  Uninstall Flash Player | Mac
  Reinstall the latest version.

  Flash Player v16.0.0.235 https://www.adobe.com/products/flashplayer/distribution3.html
  Shockwave Director v12.1.5.155 http://get.adobe.com/shockwave/

• I sync my passwords with sync and now I have disabled this feature, passwords are removed from the server?

  I used sync to synchronize passwords between two laptops, but I want to know if was to disable this feature will be the passwords are kept on the server? If this is not the case, how to remove them.

  No they are not deleted from the synchronization server when you disconnect the sync, but if you change your password for your Firefox account all your data will be erased of the synchronization server.

• All my passwords are gone after the 32,0 even if privacy set to "remember history".

  I used Firefox because it was introduced and he have to remember my password for as long as it was possible. Suddenly, last week, after the upgrade 32.0, all my passwords disappeared completely. I have the privacy settings on ' Firefox will be remember history. Why they disappeared, and how can I get back them? Is there anything harmful, I would be worried (could they were stolen)?

  I am Windows 8.0 on a computer running 64-bit with 4 GB of RAM/1 TB HDD. Today, I upgraded to 32.0.1, but passwords are still missing. I have active Sync.

  In an odd twist, I've updated to 32.0.1, restarted FireFox and still no password.

  HOWEVER, after I restarted the computer, and then open Firefox, NOW my passwords appear (although, curiously, my open tabs were all closed).