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  Published by: davejjj on April 2, 2013 09:17

  davejjj wrote:
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  whole m;
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  ispunct Boolean;
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  END;
  /

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  Hello
  
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  BM

  user3344498 wrote:
  Hello

  Are special characters such as $ allowed in apps password?

  We hit a problem today when change password for apps, we had a $ in the new password and now we cannot open a session as apps.

  Thanks in advance for any comments.

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  Please see the following documents.

  How to change passwords in order to include special characters using FNDCPASS [1336479.1 ID]
  FNDCPASS. Troubleshooting Guide to connect and change the passwords of Applications [ID 1306938.1]
  Configuration Guide for Oracle E-Business Suite Release 12 [403537.1 ID]
  Configuration Guide for Oracle E-Business Suite 11i [ID 189367.1]

  Thank you
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