In Security Navigator expand the Users accordion. Select this object, then drag it on the user in the Users accordion. The

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5. Click Retrieve GUID. If the user name has a match in the identity store, this

external user’s GUID appear in the External GUID field.

6. From the File main menu, select Save.

23.3.3 Enforcing Password Policies

The Password Policies consist of a set of rules applied on user passwords when using Internal Authentication. This set of rules is applied when the password is defined or modified by the user. To define the password policy: 1. From the Security Navigator toolbar menu, select Password Policy... The Password Policy dialog appears. This dialog displays a list of rules.

2. If you want your password to expire automatically, check Password are valid for

days , and set a number of days after which passwords need to be modified.

3. Click Add a Policy. The Policy Definition dialog appears. A policy is a set of

conditions that are checked on passwords.

4. Set a Name and a Description for this new policy.

5. In the Rules section, add several conditions on the password text or length. You can define, for example, a minimum length for the passwords.

6. From the Condition to match list, select whether you want the password to meet

at least one or all conditions.

7. Click OK.

8. Add as many policies as necessary, and select Active for those of the rules that you

want to keep active. Only passwords that meet all the policies are considered as valid for the current policy.

9. Click OK to update the password policy.

A Oracle Data Integrator Tools Reference A-1 A Oracle Data Integrator Tools Reference This appendix provides a reference of the Oracle Data Integrator Tools. It is intended for application developers who want to use these tools to design integration scenarios. This appendix includes the following sections: ■ Appendix A.1, Using the Oracle Data Integrator Tools ■ Appendix A.2, Using Open Tools ■ Appendix A.3, Developing Open Tools ■ Appendix A.4, ODI Tools per Category ■ Appendix A.5, Alphabetic List of ODI Tools A.1 Using the Oracle Data Integrator Tools Oracle Data Integrator Tools also called Oracle Data Integrator Commands are commands provided for performing specific tasks at run-time. These tasks may be as simple as waiting for a certain time or producing a sound, or as sophisticated as executing ANT Scripts or reading emails from a server. They are used in Packages, in Procedure Commands, in Knowledge Modules Commands or directly from a command line. A.1.1 Using a Tool in a Package How to add and use an Oracle Data Integrator Tool in a Package is covered in Section 10.3.1.4, Adding Oracle Data Integrator Tool Steps . It is possible to sequence the tools steps within the package, and organize them according to their success and failure. For more information, refer to Section 10.4, Defining the Sequence of Steps and Section 10.3.6, Arranging the Steps Layout . Note: Previous versions of Oracle Data Integrator that supported calling built-in tools from Jython or Java scripts using their internal Java classes such as SnpsSendMail and SendMail. The usage of tools using this method is deprecated since version 10.1.3.2.0 and should be avoided. Note: The carriage return in a command is not allowed.