EnterpriseOne (E1) Security – Reset It All!

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The organization that I work for has a SOX requirement that all passwords need to be changed every 90 days. I think this is pretty common. It matches what many people have for their network password policy.

Anyway, I put together a quick SQL to verify that all of our users are required to change their password every 90 days:

select count(*) from sy811/f98owsec
where SCSECFRQ  90

Then, I had to figure out what were the IDs that were not set for 90 days:

select * from sy811/f98owsec
where SCSECFRQ  90 

Now, you know the records that may need to be fixed.

WARNING: There is a record in the F98OWSEC that looks pretty strange. The SCUSER value is "*POLICY". This record is used to store the Global Password Policy values. Most of the information is in this record is stored in the SCSRVBLOBA field.

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