If all your passwords for your user account are the same, such as all "dale" accounts use my same password, then simply search and replace all of the old password values with the new encrypted value from the one connection you changed. Now you have a few options depending on how your accounts are created/used.Copy the encrypted and base64'd password value.Find the entry for the one connection you changed in the GUI.Make a backup copy of %userprofile%\.dbvis\config70\dbvis.xml.Change the password for one connection that uses your user account.
#DBVISUALIZER CHANGE USER PASSWORD MANUAL#
In the mean time, the best workaround that actually will work, but still takes manual intervention in the GUI, is this: I'll add a feature request and hope that this gets solved sometime. There really should be a way to create/delete/update a connection through available APIs. This is an oft-mentioned gap in the features of DbVis over many years. So, with the options provided, you have to repeat the process for each folder in your tree or you have to manually ctrl-click each connection (perhaps hundreds or thousands) to select the connections across folders without actually selecting the folders. I assume because there are multiple object types selected, when you select this way then the "Edit Database Connections." menu option is disabled. The shift-click feature will select across multiple folders but it selects the folder item in the tree as well as the connection items in the tree. The problem is, I think most people who use DbVis would agree, that most people take advantage of the feature that allows us to group our connections into folders. You can click the first in a list and then shift-click the last in a list, and, if the entire list is all in the same folder then it will work. If you select database connections only it will work.
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