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Configure credential cache file in the Oracle ODBC driver

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TitleConfigure credential cache file in the Oracle ODBC driver
URL Nameconfigure-credential-cache-file-in-the-oracle-odbc-driver
Article Number000178554
EnvironmentProduct : Connect for ODBC Oracle Wire Protocol driver
Version : All supported versions
Database : Oracle
OS : All supported platforms
Application : All supported applications
Question/Problem Description
Is it possible to configure credential cache file in the ODBC driver ?
Steps to Reproduce
Clarifying Information
When the application needs to communicate with different database systems the requirement is to use multiple users in a single process. For example source is Database1 and target is Database2. User A has permissions on Database1 and user B has permissions on Database2. So in a single process, 2 different users should be used.
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Cause
Resolution
This is not possible. The C interface, GSSAPI, always uses a ticket cache which can contain only one set of credentials. Kinit can get the credentials from a keytab that has multiple credentials, but it will only get one of them. 
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Last Modified Date11/9/2016 1:36 PM
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