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Kintana Script : Set LDAP Authentication Mode
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Purpose |
When switching to LDAP authentication you need to keep the admin user accounts on the native Kintana password check.
That way, if the LDAP server goes down you will still be able to log in.
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Tested |
With HP PPM (Project and Portfolio Management) Kintana v6.0.
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Usage |
Paste the script into Toad or SQL Runner
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| Script |
kintana_scripts_users_set_ldap_authentication_mode
select authentication_mode
from KNTA_USERS
where end_date is NULL
and username != 'admin'
and username != 'ADMIN1'
and username != 'ADMIN2'
order by username
/pre>
update KNTA_USERS
set authentication_mode = 'LDAP'
where end_date is NULL
and username != 'admin'
and username != 'ADMIN1'
and username != 'ADMIN2'
commit;
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Download |
KintanaScripts.zip (79 Kb)
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are trademarks of ChainLink, Mercury Interactive Corporation, and Hewlett Packard Corporation respectively.
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