User Designer

The User Designer lets you create a new User or edit existing Users.

This section contains the following topics:

Starting the User Designer

In the Server Explorer, right-click on the users or schemas node, and select New User.

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Using the User Designer

The User Designer control has some restrictions on non-SYSDBA users as indicated. The controls in the User Designer are as follows:

Control	Description
User name	Enter the username or accept the autogenerated name.
Profile	Enter or select the profile. `DEFAULT` indicates no restrictions on this resource. Non-`SYSDBA` users can only select or enter profiles that they have privileges for.
Authentication	Enter or select the authentication type. Valid types are Password (the default), Global, and External. For non-`SYSDBA` users, the authentication type appears as Password even if it is one of the others.
Password	Enter the password for the user. This is only enabled when the authentication type is Password.
Confirm Password	Enter the password. This is only enabled when the authentication type is Password.
Expire Password	Check to expire the user password. This is only enabled when the Authentication type is password. For non-`SYSDBA` users, this check box is initially unchecked.
*X.500 Distinguished name	Enter the distinguished name for the user. This is only visible and enabled when the Authentication type is Global.
Tablespaces	Lists the available tablespaces with details in these columns: Tablespace, Default, Temporary, Quota Size, and Unit. For non-`SYSDBA` users, only tablepaces that they have privileges for appear, and the current values for Default tablespace, Temporary tablespace, and Tablespaces do not appear.
Lock Account	Check to lock the account.
Preview SQL	Displays the `CREATE` `USER` SQL dialog. This button is only enabled when there is a pending SQL statement to execute. Verifies that username, password authentication, password, and confirm password are not empty and that password and confirm password are the same.
Save	Verifies that username, password authentication, password, and confirm password are not empty and that password and confirm password are the same. Save the changes.