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Unable to drop user due to assigned privileges?

This is the safe sequence of commands: Repeat in every database of the same DB cluster, where the role may own anything or may have any privileges: REASSIGN OWNED BY myuser TO rds_superuser; -- ...
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Unable to drop user due to assigned privileges?

It seems you first need to drop default privileges you granted: ALTER DEFAULT PRIVILEGES IN SCHEMA myschema REVOKE SELECT ON TABLES FROM myuser; You can get default privileges using the query from ...
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MongoDB account -- is it an administrator's account?

Edit your configuration file (typically /etc/mongod.conf) to this security: authorization: disabled As precaution in order to prevent unauthorized connections, you may also set net: port: 55555 ...
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MongoDB account -- is it an administrator's account?

Yes it's administrator account... You just need to change to admin DB, where user information is. So, type "use admin" + enter. You can always check on what DB you are just type "db&...
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Unable to connect to Oracle user in pluggable database

from the output of listener-status above, I see that PDB1 is a known service for you listener. means a connect: sqlplus uer/pwd@PDB1 'should' work. You have configuered security, using a wallet. Are ...
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Unable to connect to Oracle user in pluggable database

-- without specifying service_name, you will connect to the CDB (root con) SQL>connect u/p<NOTHING_HERE> -- the service_name 'PDB1' will be made available when pdb is created SQL>!lsnrctl ...
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