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Hannah Smalltree, Editorial DirectorIssue a delete statement against table USR02, which is the one that keeps the passwords.
Example: delete USR02 where BNAME = 'SAP*' and MANDT='100'
Make sure you delete it only in the desired client.
After this, you will be able to log on as SAP* again with password PASS.
Then, you can change the DDIC password and go from there.
This was first published in September 2003