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• case-sensitive password problem

  I created a login using DW8 (php and mysql) page. The behavior on my test site, I discovered that my passwords are not case sensitive. The BigBoy password even get away with bigboy, BIGBOY or any other variant of the case.
  How can I configure my password only access bargain? Is there specific settings, that I need to make the mysql table?
  
  See you soon,.

  phpStumped wrote:
  > The BigBoy password even pass like bigboy, BIGBOY, or any other variation
  > case. How can I configure my password only access bargain? Is
  > there special settings I need to make the mysql table? See you soon,.

  SELECT queries are case insensitive. To perform a search case-sensitive,
  You must add the binary before the search value. If you have
  used Dreamweaver Log server behavior to the user, you must go to
  Mode Code to modify the SQL query, which should look something like this:

  $LoginRS__query = sprintf ("SELECT username, pwd FROM users WHERE
  user name = %s AND pwd = %s',
  GetSQLValueString ($loginUsername, "text"),
  GetSQLValueString (password$, "text"));

  Change to this:

  $LoginRS__query = sprintf ("SELECT username, pwd FROM users WHERE username =
  BINARY %s AND pwd = BINARY %s. "
  GetSQLValueString ($loginUsername, "text"),
  GetSQLValueString (password$, "text"));

  Who will uphold the case looking for the username and password.

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• Oracle query sort by case-sensitivity

  Hi all

  I use the oracle 11g database.

  My use case is that I have a table with the following values

  Name table - test

  product id     productsortdescription
  H58098        ACETAMIDOHYDROXYPHENYLTHIAZOLE
  043994         Alloy .MM.INTHICK
  

  My query is

  select * from test order by productsortdescription;
  

  This query gives the result as it is like

  product id productsortdescription
  H58098 ACETA
  product id productsortdescription
  H58098 ACETA
  produit id productsortdescription
  H58098 ACETA
  product id     productsortdescription
  H58098        ACETA
  product id     productsortdescription
  H58098        ACETAMIDOHYDROXYPHENYLTHIAZOLE
  043994         Alloy .MM.INTHICK
  
  MIDOHYDROXYPHENYLTHIAZOLE
  043994 alloy. MR. INTHICK
  but early output/outcome should be as below:
  product id productsortdescription
  043994
  Alloy. MR. INTHICK
  H58098 ACETAMIDOHYDROXYPHENYLTHIAZOLE
  like all and ACE in productsortdescription
  l is in a small suitcase to C.
  The NLS Session parameters are as follows
  SELECT * from NLS_SESSION_PARAMETERS;
  NLS_LANGUAGE AMERICAN
  NLS_TERRITORY AMERICA
  NLS_CURRENCY $
  NLS_ISO_CURRENCY AMERICA
  NLS_NUMERIC_CHARACTERS.,.
  NLS_CALENDAR GREGORIAN
  NLS_DATE_FORMAT DD-MON-RR
  NLS_DATE_LANGUAGE AMERICAN
  NLS_SORT BINARY
  NLS_TIME_FORMAT HH.MI. SSXFF AM
  NLS_TIMESTAMP_FORMAT-DD-MON-RR HH.MI. SSXFF AM
  NLS_TIME_TZ_FORMAT HH.MI. SSXFF AM TZR
  NLS_TIMESTAMP_TZ_FORMAT DD-MON-RR HH.MI. SSXFF AM TZR
  NLS_DUAL_CURRENCY $
  BINARY NLS_COMP
  NLS_LENGTH_SEMANTICS BYTES
  NLS_NCHAR_CONV_EXCP FAKE
  Please, help me in this scenario.
  			 
  One option is to use the NLSSORT function. Most of the ASCII character set defines the sort lowercase before uppercase but EBCDIC kinds of lowercase before uppercase. So you can use
  with t as)
  Select the id "H58098", "ACETAMIDOHYDROXYPHENYLTHIAZOLE" union str double all the
  SELECT id, ' 043994 ',' alloy. Mr. INTHICK' double str
  )
  SELECT id, str
  t
  NLSSORT order (str, 'NLS_SORT = EBCDIC')
  ;
  ID STR
  ------ ------------------------------
  043994 alloy. MR. INTHICK
  H58098 ACETAMIDOHYDROXYPHENYLTHIAZOLE
  Of course, if your strings can contain non-alphanumeric characters, you should check that the sort of EBCDIC order is acceptable for them as well. To check this, you can use something like
  with t (str, ascii) as long as)
  Select chr(level+32), level + 32 double connect by level<=>
  )
  Select str, ascii from t by NLSSORT (str, 'NLS_SORT = EBCDIC')
  ;
  or simply do a search of the internet on EBCDIC. You can also substitute other kinds of language for EBCDIC and see if any of them meet your needs. See Appendix A of the Guide to support globalization for the list of valid values for NLS_SORT.
  You say that you are on 11g - if you want to say 11.2.x, then you can use the listagg function to get a more compact view of the sort order:
  with t (str, ascii) as long as)
  Select chr(level+32), level + 32 double connect by level<=>
  )
  Select listagg (str) in the Group (order by NLSSORT (str, 'NLS_SORT = EBCDIC')) as EBCDIC_order
  t
  ;
  EBCDIC_order
  
  ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  
  . <(+|&!$*);- %_="">?': #@'="abcdefghijklmnopqr~stuvwxyz[^]{ABCDEFGHI}JKLMNOPQR\STUVWXYZ0123456789
  
  Kind regards
  Bob
  		   

• 10.1.2 running against Oracle DB 11 g - password Case sensitivity of form

  We run Forms 10.1.2 and recently updated our database to 11g. We find that 11 g is now case-sensitive passwords. Here's our problem...
  
  Inside of forms, we use the function GET_APPLICATION_PROPERTY (PASSWORD) to recover password of the current user, and then use the string returned to open new forms like this:
  

  WEB.SHOW_DOCUMENT ('javascript:void(window.open("http://'||ip_port||'/forms/frmservlet?pageTitle=Mailpiece RCPT Scan&config=TTMSMENU&form=mailpiece_rcpt_scan&userid='||user||'/'||GET_APPLICATION_PROPERTY(PASSWORD)||'@'||:global.DB_Instance||'","","resizable=yes,location=no,toolbar=no,menubar=no,status=no,"));self.close()','_blank');

  We discover that the function returns the uppercase password string only... This is a problem because the password for the user may now be low or cases and therefore the method above to open a new form fails.
  
  Is there something that we can change the environment of forms to force the function returns the password of the equally sensitive string case?
  
  Any help would be greatly appreciated.

  Freely? Well, that depends on your definition. If you are using OPEN_FORM, the form will open and you can access the original shape, which is that you just called. The only limitation is that the two "forms" are contained in the same parent applet window. So, if you use separateFrame = true, which means that you have a window and a window from the applet with 2 floating forms displayed. If you use separateFrame = false, then you only have a single browser window. The applet container notes that the browser and to parent two open forms, but again, they would be independent of each other in the window of one of the parents.

  Another option, if you want to continue to do what you're currently would be to enable SSO. This would allow you to open new browsers, but retains the information to log in a more secure way. It would be pointless to include in the URL.

• 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

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

  Operating system: Solaris 10
  
  We are upgrading to version 10.2.0.4 to 11.2.0.3? User passwords will automatically become case-sensitive after the upgrade?

  Tom wrote:
  Operating system: Solaris 10

  We are upgrading to version 10.2.0.4 to 11.2.0.3? User passwords will automatically become case-sensitive after the upgrade?

  No - you will need to reset the existing passwords after the upgrade to take advantage of this feature

  http://docs.Oracle.com/CD/E11882_01/server.112/e23633/afterup.htm#UPGRD12434

  Passwords for accounts created after the upgrade automatically are case-sensitive.

  HTH
  Srini

• 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.

• 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

• E-mail account became case-sensitive?

  I have several email accounts on my iPhone and my iPad. One is a gmail account where I capitalized the first character of the email on the iPad (even if the gmail account is tiny everywhere).

  Recently, I changed the PW and, of course, has had to update my gadgets Apple with the new PW as well.

  No problem on the iPhone (7.1.2), but on the iPad (9.3.5) I'm stuck in a deadlock situation.

  He told me that I have to 'Enter the password again' and I get redirected to another page (web page?) where I get my new PW. However, he is rejected because "the user name or the IPL is wrong" which they are not.

  As I am out of the normal e-mail settings page (and can't get there until I asks me to enter the new PW again), I can not change the spelling of the user name.

  I came to the conclusion that some Apple update has changed the 'method of comparison of the name of the user' from case-insensitive to case-sensitive. I'd rather be changed to how it works on my iPhone. Or at least to find a way to change my user name capitalization, somehow.

  Any ideas? (Deletion and reopening of the account according to me, would be not a little practice, I would lose a few emails sent from the iPad, I don't)

  Hello. The web page is a login to Google to confirm the validity of your change. Your Google user name may be case sensitive. Maybe it's a change in security by Google. If gmail saves sent mail (I don't know), then deleting your account on the iPad shouldn't lose those who can not be recovered.

• "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.

• 'Find' is case-sensitive and the option does not appear on the search bar

  As I said, it is case sensitive. I looked for an answer and everyone says uncheck case-sensitive on the search bar, but he's not here. I am on a mac with os x 10.9.4 using Firefox 32.0.1.

  I thought about it. I had to restart with disabled addons. I don't know which extension caused the problem, but the change stuck when I re-enabled the addons.

• Search in directories case-sensitive on the endpoints Cisco SX & MX series

  I have a problem when the search engine in the directory on a Cisco SX20 touch 10 or a touch 10 MX200G2 is case-sensitive. My client use search regularly and it's a real problem to have to capitalize each time looking. If a capital letter is not used, the result of research found nothing. SW version is 7.3.5 and 7.3.6

  Is there a way to disable the search case-sensitive?

  Thank you.

  Did some digging, you're sure you run CMA 6.2.0 or later?

  Seems to be a bug with Polycom CMA before 6.2.0, see the Polycom CMA 6.2 Release Notes, bug ID SSGSE-14527.

• 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

• the case-sensitivity of vCM compliance question

  I'm new to the vCM.  In fact, we had only the vCM installed for about three weeks now.  I worked on getting our environment vSphere guide 5.1-compatible hardening that I imported, but I seem to have encountered a problem.  On some virtual machine checks (i.e. disable-console-gui-options - explicitly disable copy and paste operations rule) I noticed came returned as nonconforming which I believe they shouldn't be so I went back and checked the logic of what the rule was looking for.  During the audit of the rule, everything seemed to be OK however the condition has been verified to some value to 'false' when in reality it is set to 'FALSE' on some virtual machines.  In my mind, this means it must be consistent, since it is the same value just a different case.  Does anyone know a way around this?  I tried the following.

  (1) change conditional to check the value = "false" or Value = "FALSE".

  (2) change conditional to check the value as 'false '.

  None of these worked.  Any help would be appreciated.

  Thank you!

  vSphere API data is case-sensitive. For example, you can have several virtual machines with the same name if the cases are different.

  In any case, for this rule, I think you want to change in value ('FALSE', 'false')

  If there is any other combination of case, you can add them to the list as well.

• the sensitive search case sensitive and non-respect of case-sensitive

  Hello!
  
  We are with 11g enterprise edition for our product. In the past, we used the LIKE operator to search for our fields of type string. So, we had an index of based function (UPPER (stringfield)) for non-respect of the case. and an index of second normal for a case sensitive search
  
  Now, we want to use the oracle for the search text option (best performance, search for similar words,...). How work with case oracle text and no respect for case-sensitive?
  
  As far as I know, I can set a lexer and set a property to deal OR not to case... But I need two... Do I need 2 text totalisators?
  
  Thank you
  Markus

  Yes, that's correct.