Description:
The document is to help find out if the database password is changed. Also gives the steps to update the encrypted password in the configuration file.
Solution:
Environment
Autosys 11.3.5
Problem
The scheduler and the application server fails to start with the following error messages
CAUAJM_E_18401 Function <Olog> invoked from <openProc> failed <232> CAUAJM_E_18402 ORA-01017: invalid username/password; logon denied
Solution
You can check if the encrypted password in the config file is the same as the current password of the autosys user in database
$AUTOUSER/config.$AUTOSERV
#+--------- # # Keyword: DBAccess=username/password # # Defines the user name and password (in encrypted format) used by # the scheduler and application server to connect to the database. # The database user name and password is defined during the CA # Workload Automation AE installation. # DBAccess=autosys/2B4A60C0D02773E4E3FF7452033F9D3C
We can find the encrypted password of the current autosys user by using the autosys_secure command
$ autosys_secure
CA WAAE Security Utility
Please select from the following options:
[1] Activate CA EEM instance security. [2] Manage EDIT/EXEC superusers. [3] Change database password. [4] Change remote authentication method. [5] Manage [email protected] or [email protected] users. [6] Get encrypted password. [0] Exit CA WAAE Security Utility. > 6 Get encrypted password Please select from the following options: [1] Encrypt password for instance configuration (using AES). [2] Encrypt password for legacy agents and adapters (using DES). [9] Exit from "Get encrypted password" menu. [0] Exit CA WAAE Security Utility. > 1 Enter password: ****** Enter confirmation password: ****** CAUAJM_I_60062 Password= 2B4A60C0D02773E4E3FF7452033F9D3C
If these passwords do not match then copy this encrypted password to the $AUTOUSER/config.$AUTOSERV file and restart the CA WAAE services
Release: ATSYHA99000-11.3.6-Workload Automation AE-High Availability Option
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