Password Complexity

These are the rules for Oracle Passwords:

• The password contains no fewer than 8 characters and does not exceed 30 characters.
• The password is not the same as the user name, nor is it the user name spelled backward or with the numbers 1–100 appended.
• The password is not the same as the server name or the server name with the numbers 1–100 appended.
• The password is not too simple, for example, welcome1, database1, account1, user1234, password1, oracle,oracle123, computer1, abcdefg1, or change_on_install.
• The password is not oracle or oracle with the numbers 1–100 appended.
• The password includes at least 1 numeric and 1 alphabetic character.
• The password differs from the previous password by at least 3 letters.
  
  
  
  
  You can make changes to this default behavior by editing the UTLPWDMG.SQL script
  
  
  Check my prior blogs on how to disable this feature altogether.  I do this for my training environments.  I wish to use the same password as the user ID and also turn off case-sensitivity...