Change repository owner password in Documentum

 

Change repository owner password in Documentum

If the Database user password used for the Documentum repository is modified, you can update it accordingly in Content Server by following the steps:

1) Stop the repository service(s) (and all dependant services, ie: app servers)
2) Go to $DM_HOME/dba/config/
3) Create a copy of the file dbpasswd.txt
4) Edit the dbpasswd.txt and replace the old (encrypted) password with the new password, as plain text (not encrypted)
5) Save dbpasswd.txt
6) Go to $DM_HOME/bin and run the following command: dm_encrypt_password -docbase -rdbms -encrypt
7) Open the dbpassword.txt file (created at step 4-5) and check if the password has been encrypted
8) Restart repository service(s) (and other dependant services)
9) Check the repository log if it started successfully

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  1. Stop the Repository
  2. Go to $DM_HOME/dba/config/<repository name>/
  3. Create a copy of the file with name dbpasswd.txt
  4. In the DB change the password of Repository Owner
  5. Edit the dbpasswd.txt( The file backed up in Step 3) and replace the new password as plain text
  6. Save dbpasswd.txt
  7. Go to $DM_HOME/bin run the following
  8. dm_encrypt_password -docbase <docbase name> -rdbms -encrypt <database password>
  9. Restart the Repository

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