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How do I load email addresses directly into VigilEnt Password Manager for Oracle?
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VigilEnt Password Manager for Oracle 5.0
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VigilEnt Password Manager for Oracle 6.0
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VigilEnt Password Manager for Oracle 6.0 SP5
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VigilEnt Security Agent for Oracle 1.0
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VigilEnt Security Agent for Oracle 1.0 SR1
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VigilEnt Security Agent for Oracle 1.0 SR2
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VigilEnt Security Agent for Oracle 1.0 SP3
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VigilEnt Security Agent for Oracle 1.0 SP4
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This SQL statement must be modified with the proper user information and should be run as SQLCQR to successfully update the information.
How do I load email addresses directly into VigilEnt Password Manager for Oracle?
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VigilEnt Password Manager for Oracle 5.0
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VigilEnt Password Manager for Oracle 6.0
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VigilEnt Password Manager for Oracle 6.0 SP5
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VigilEnt Security Agent for Oracle 1.0
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VigilEnt Security Agent for Oracle 1.0 SR1
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VigilEnt Security Agent for Oracle 1.0 SR2
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VigilEnt Security Agent for Oracle 1.0 SP3
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VigilEnt Security Agent for Oracle 1.0 SP4
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The VigilEnt Password Manager table (SQLCQR.SQLCQR_USERDATA) can be updated with an SQL statement with the following format:
update sqlcqr.sqlcqr_userdata set email = 'someuser@somecompany.com'
where username = 'someuser';
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This SQL statement must be modified with the proper user information and should be run as SQLCQR to successfully update the information.
Additional Information
Formerly known as NETIQKB30584