Use to set a wallet password.
If a wallet password is set, passwords for repository database users and Oracle Data Integrator logins are encrypted and stored in an Oracle secured wallet.
Use the wallet password as the encryption key. This is the recommended approach for a secure environment.
If passwords are stored without a secure wallet, a fixed encryption mechanism is used. This approach is recommended for environments without sensitive data.
Change wallet passwords using the menu command ODI>Change Wallet Password...
To change the decision of using a wallet password use the preferences dialog at menu command Tools>Preferences... in the preference ODI>User Interface>Save Login Credentials into Wallet.
To decide whether to store passwords at all use the preference ODI>User Interface>Save Login Credentials.
| Properties | Description |
|---|---|
| Store passwords in secure wallet | Select to store passwords for the master repository database user and Oracle Data Integrator user in an Oracle secure wallet. |
| Wallet Password | New wallet password.
Note: Passwords must have at least 8 characters with alphanumeric characters combined with numbers or special characters. |
| Confirm Wallet Password | Confirmation of wallet password.
Note: Must match new password. |
| Expires in (days) | Number of days before wallet password is invalidated. |
| Stores passwords without secure wallet | Select to store passwords for the master repository database user and Oracle Data Integrator user using a fixed encryption mechanism. |
Use to reset your wallet password.
If you forget your Oracle Data Integrator wallet password, remove the wallet directory file on disk. You will lose all the stored passwords.
When you open Oracle Data Integrator Studio again, you will be asked for a new wallet password.
"Using a Password-Protected Wallet for Storing Login Credentials" in the "Managing Security in Oracle Data Integrator" chapter in Oracle Fusion Middleware Administering Oracle Data Integrator