When you run gbak, other users can see your (or SYSDBA's) password during backup. Changing the param 0 only to i.e. gbak will solve this problem (some security kernel patches, i think aren't the best way).
Please note that wiping command line parameters only makes it harder to discover the password. The long-term/secure solution is to prompt for passwords or read them from file. This would involve adding command-line switches, though.
And, this is not gbak-specific. All command-line utilities which support -password parameter are vulnerable.
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When you run gbak, other users can see your (or SYSDBA's) password during backup. Changing the param 0 only to i.e. gbak will solve this problem (some security kernel patches, i think aren't the best way).
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