Cause: Oracle account lockouts can happen due to multiple reasons in a Data warehouse environment,
- Multiple failed login attempts from a client trying to access the database.
- Password expiry date has already passed.
- One or more of clients accessing the system has an old password, which it uses to connect to the system.
Solution: The best solution here would be to check all jdbc/odbc/OCI connections where you have saved the schema username and password. This could be anything from connection settings in the analytics engine, parameter files, database links etc. The chances are high that at one of these connections we have provided an incorrect or old username/password combination. This blog suggests to check the listener log on the database server hosting the schema.
If you are using OBIEE, check the RPD connection, JDBC connection you have created to the target schema on the BI Publisher engine etc.
It is an extremely poor solution to increase FAILED_LOGIN_ATTEMPTS parameter at the profile level as this increases the risk of a brute force attack on your database or schema.
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