SET OPTION PUBLIC.min_password_length = 8;

-- This example defines a function that implements advanced password rules 
-- including requiring certain types of characters in the password and 
-- disallowing password reuse. The f_verify_pwd function is called by the 
-- server using the verify_password_function option when a user ID is 
-- created or a password is changed.  
--
-- The "root" login profile is configured to expire passwords every 180 days
-- and lock non-DBA accounts after 5 consecutive failed login attempts.
--
-- The application may call the procedure specified by the 
-- post_login_procedure option to report that the password should be changed 
-- before it expires.


-- only DBA should have permissions on this table
CREATE TABLE DBA.t_pwd_history(
        pk          INT         DEFAULT AUTOINCREMENT PRIMARY KEY,
        user_name   CHAR(128),          -- the user whose password is set
        pwd_hash    CHAR(32) );         -- hash of password value to detect
                                        -- duplicate passwords

-- called whenever a non-NULL password is set
-- to verify the password conforms to password rules
CREATE FUNCTION DBA.f_verify_pwd( uid     VARCHAR(128),
                                  new_pwd VARCHAR(255) )
RETURNS VARCHAR(255)
BEGIN
    -- a table with one row per character in new_pwd
    DECLARE local temporary table pwd_chars(
            pos INT PRIMARY KEY,    -- index of c in new_pwd
            c   CHAR( 1 CHAR ) );   -- character
    -- new_pwd with non-alpha characters removed
    DECLARE pwd_alpha_only      CHAR(255);
    DECLARE num_lower_chars     INT;

    -- enforce minimum length (can also be done with
    -- min_password_length option)
    IF length( new_pwd ) < 6 THEN
        RETURN 'password must be at least 6 characters long';
    END IF;

    -- break new_pwd into one row per character
    INSERT INTO pwd_chars SELECT row_num, substr( new_pwd, row_num, 1 )
                            FROM dbo.RowGenerator
                            WHERE row_num <= length( new_pwd );

    -- copy of new_pwd containing alpha-only characters
    SELECT list( c, '' ORDER BY pos ) INTO pwd_alpha_only
        FROM pwd_chars WHERE c BETWEEN 'a' AND 'z' OR c BETWEEN 'A' AND 'Z';

    -- number of lower case characters IN new_pwd
    SELECT count(*) INTO num_lower_chars
        FROM pwd_chars WHERE CAST( c AS BINARY ) BETWEEN 'a' AND 'z';

    -- enforce rules based on characters contained in new_pwd
    IF ( SELECT count(*) FROM pwd_chars WHERE c BETWEEN '0' AND '9' )
           < 1 THEN
        RETURN 'password must contain at least one numeric digit';
    ELSEIF length( pwd_alpha_only ) < 2 THEN
        RETURN 'password must contain at least two letters';
    ELSEIF num_lower_chars = 0
           OR length( pwd_alpha_only ) - num_lower_chars = 0 THEN
        RETURN 'password must contain both upper- and lowercase characters';
    END IF;

    -- not the same as any user name
    -- (this could be modified to check against a disallowed words table)
    IF EXISTS( SELECT * FROM SYS.SYSUSER
                    WHERE lower( user_name ) IN ( lower( pwd_alpha_only ),
                                                  lower( new_pwd ) ) ) THEN
        RETURN 'password or only alphabetic characters in password ' ||
               'must not match any user name';
    END IF;

    -- not the same as any previous password for this user
    IF EXISTS( SELECT * FROM t_pwd_history
                    WHERE user_name = uid
                      AND pwd_hash = hash( uid || new_pwd, 'md5' ) ) THEN
        RETURN 'previous passwords cannot be reused';
    END IF;

    -- save the new password
    INSERT INTO t_pwd_history( user_name, pwd_hash )
        VALUES( uid, hash( uid || new_pwd, 'md5' ) );

    RETURN( NULL );
END;

ALTER FUNCTION DBA.f_verify_pwd SET HIDDEN;
GRANT EXECUTE ON DBA.f_verify_pwd TO PUBLIC;
SET OPTION PUBLIC.verify_password_function = 'DBA.f_verify_pwd';


-- All passwords expire in 180 days.  Expired passwords can be changed
-- by the user using the NewPassword connection parameter.
ALTER LOGIN POLICY root password_life_time = 180;

-- If an application calls the procedure specified by the 
-- post_login_procedure option, then the procedure can be used to warn 
-- the user that their password is about to expire.  In particular, 
-- Interactive SQL and Sybase Central call the 
-- post_login_procedure system procedure.
ALTER LOGIN POLICY root password_grace_time = 30;

-- Five consecutive failed login attempts will result in a non-DBA 
-- user ID being locked.
ALTER LOGIN POLICY root max_failed_login_attempts = 5;