Before I could run over and log in with Enterprise Manger, I decided to click the Password Management button at the end of the database install and configuration. There were a ton of accounts that got created for free with the database.
The only two accounts that were unlocked by default were SYS and SYSTEM. I always wondered what the difference between these two were. They are both real users with schemas. SYS owns the data dictionary tables. I guess SYSTEM is one I should log onto first to create my real daily user?
One thing I do know is that these are unlike SYSDBA and SYSOPER, which are actually roles and not users. The real surprise was the tons of other users that got created by default. I left all those user accounts locked by default. Here are the multitude of accounts:
- OUTLN
- LBACSYS
- OLAPSYS
- SI_INFORMTN_SCHEMA
- DVSYS
- ORDPLUGINS
- XDB
- ANONYMOUS
- CYXSYS
- ORDDATA
- GSMADMIN_INTERVAL
- APPQOSSYS
- APEX_040200
- WMSYS
- DBSNMP
- ORDSYS
- MDSYS
- DVF
- FLOWS_FILES
- AUDSYS
- GSMUSER
- SPATIAL_WFS_ADMIN_USR
- SPATIAL_CSW_ADMIN_USR
- APEX_PUBLIC_USER
- SYSDG
- DIP
- SYSBACKUP
- MDDATA
- GSMCATUSER
- SYSKM
- ORACL_OCM
In Enterprise Manager, I went over to Security|Users to create my first user account. Now we are cooking with gas. I think I am going to have some fun with this database. Already got a few applications that I need written.
