A client fired their DBA. He used OWM to add a wallet to their Oracle database and secure a few necessary columns of tables that they need. I can see the walled using:
orapki wallet display -wallet /opt/oracle/home/owm/root
I do not know the password. The ex-employee will not divulge the password. With root access to the system, is it possible to remove the wallet or change the wallet's password?
NOTE: Not part of this problem, but for reference… Oracle Support told the client they are out of luck. I told them they are out of luck. They want a third (and fourth (and fifth)) opinion.
Best Answer
You can't remove the wallet or change the password, but if the wallet is set to auto-open (or it is open) you should be able to export the data out of that database and create a new one that does not have an associated wallet.