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ORA-600:[kpdbModAdminPasswdInRoot: Not CDB] Oracle v 12.1.0.1

Posted by Sriram Sanka on April 22, 2016


While Attempting to use the SQLPLUS PASSWORD command to change password of an Oracle-supplied user in a non-CDB can result ORA-600 as below.

ora-600

There is a patch available for Linux Platform. Oracle Meta link Doc ID 1583225.1 has more info on the Patch.

 

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