I’m using the CLI to create a space with a technical ID MYEXAMPLESPACE and description “My Example Space” with only minimal configuration. You can use the new command to reset the passwords with versions of less than 2023.x, for example, 2022.24.0. Since this is a server-side enhancement only, you are not required to install a new version of the module from. $ dwc login -secrets-file /path/to/secrets/file.json I have set the host I’m working with globally using the dwc host set command, so that I don’t have to repeat the host and credentials with each and every command throughout this blog. I’m using the OAuth Client-based login mechanism using the dwc login –secrets-file command. In this blog post, I walk you through all the steps and highlight the new command to reset and retrieve new database user passwords.īefore you start with the first step, you need to initialize the cache of the CLI again, if you haven’t done this after version 2023.1 had been deployed into your tenant, using the dwc cache init command. This allows you to fully automate the handling of database users by using the CLI to create, update, and delete database users in your space. Since the release of SAP Data Warehouse Cloud version 2023.1, you can now use the SAP Data Warehouse Cloud Command-Line Interface (CLI) to reset and retrieve new passwords for your database users in your spaces.

The Node.js-based Command-Line Interface (CLI) for SAP Data Warehouse Cloud, on, allows you to interact with your SAP Data Warehouse Cloud tenant from the terminal or command line. Since version 2023.1 you can use the CLI to reset and retrieve new passwords for the database users in your space. This blog post is part of a series of blogs I published about Find all blog posts related to this topic in my overview blog post here.

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