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Spooling a select from dba_users proved to be far and away the best way to create a script to create the users. *I manually edited out the various "built in" accounts (sys, system, etc). *The script included passwords, profiles and tablepaces. *I couldn't figure out how to embed a literal quote character (') into the spool output, so I used _Q_, then a single global replace with an editor fixed the file. |
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Spooling a select from dba_users proved to be far and away the best way to create a script to create the users. *I manually edited out the various "built in" accounts (sys, system, etc). *The script included passwords, profiles and tablepaces. *I couldn't figure out how to embed a literal quote character (') into the spool output, so I used _Q_, then a single global replace with an editor fixed the file. |
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Spooling a select from dba_users proved to be far and away the best way to create a script to create the users. *I manually edited out the various "built in" accounts (sys, system, etc). *The script included passwords, profiles and tablepaces. *I couldn't figure out how to embed a literal quote character (') into the spool output, so I used _Q_, then a single global replace with an editor fixed the file. |
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Spooling a select from dba_users proved to be far and away the best way to create a script to create the users. *I manually edited out the various "built in" accounts (sys, system, etc). *The script included passwords, profiles and tablepaces. *I couldn't figure out how to embed a literal quote character (') into the spool output, so I used _Q_, then a single global replace with an editor fixed the file. |
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Spooling a select from dba_users proved to be far and away the best way to create a script to create the users. *I manually edited out the various "built in" accounts (sys, system, etc). *The script included passwords, profiles and tablepaces. *I couldn't figure out how to embed a literal quote character (') into the spool output, so I used _Q_, then a single global replace with an editor fixed the file. |
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Spooling a select from dba_users proved to be far and away the best way to create a script to create the users. *I manually edited out the various "built in" accounts (sys, system, etc). *The script included passwords, profiles and tablepaces. *I couldn't figure out how to embed a literal quote character (') into the spool output, so I used _Q_, then a single global replace with an editor fixed the file. |
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Spooling a select from dba_users proved to be far and away the best way to create a script to create the users. *I manually edited out the various "built in" accounts (sys, system, etc). *The script included passwords, profiles and tablepaces. *I couldn't figure out how to embed a literal quote character (') into the spool output, so I used _Q_, then a single global replace with an editor fixed the file. |
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Spooling a select from dba_users proved to be far and away the best way to create a script to create the users. *I manually edited out the various "built in" accounts (sys, system, etc). *The script included passwords, profiles and tablepaces. *I couldn't figure out how to embed a literal quote character (') into the spool output, so I used _Q_, then a single global replace with an editor fixed the file. |
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