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Question,

Where have you seen the error "password Will Be Expired" ? The only message known to me is:

ORA-28002: the password will expire within num days

(http://storacle.princeton.edu:9001/oracle8-doc/server.805/a58312/newch296.htm#35114)

Which is quite logical, you get a warning when it expired. Is it exactly the message you have seen?

To continue on this bug I need:

1. Confirm the error number for the "pawword Will Be Expired" error you refered to

2. Ways (steps) to reduplicate this behaviour.

Thanks,
Maxim Maletsky

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I've set OCI_SUCCESS_WITH_INFO to also print out the message within the default empty warning. This should not break any BC and will only visualize what the *_INFO is.

Maxim Maletsky

It isn't logical that OCI_SUCCESS_WITH_INFO is handled like an error, because it's success_with_info, not an error.

E.g. after ocilogon no connection identifier is returned on an:  
ORA-28002: the password will expire within num days

This behaviour leads to an "account locked" because the user is unable to login and therefore unable to change his password.

So it isn't possible to work with Oracle's "grace period" setting.