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In WF 5.2 you were able to call an Oracle procedure using -- SQL SQLORA EX procedure_name; We just installed WF 5.3 and it looks like now you must supply the database name, userid, and password like this -- SQL SQLORA SET USER databasename/user,password
has anyone experienced this ? it seems supplying the password in the focexec would be an security issue
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