There are sometimes situations like lower environments like DEV , TEST ,TRAINING etc. gets refreshed from Production and all users get inactivated , password reset to default values and in some situations default values gets changes without notice and you had to wait for onshore counter part to be available to share details .
This can be dealt with updating you user's password from backend , generally developers have such access in development environments.
Below are details how to do this in different flavors of databases :
First of all, get the encrypted password string of maxadmin user, where for e.g. password is 'maxadmin'
SQL> Select userid, password from maxuser where userid = 'MAXADMIN'
USERID PASSWORD
--------- --------------------------------
MAXADMIN x'10FE6F4650B2ACB49A2121D7E6133E64'
Now update user's password with this string, so that the password would be same like maxadmin's password
Oracle:
UPDATE maxuser
SET PASSWORD = '10fe6f4650b2acb49a2121d7e6133e64' --
WHERE userid = 'XXXX' --user
SQL Server:
UPDATE maxuser
SET PASSWORD = 0x10fe6f4650b2acb49a2121d7e6133e64 --0x
WHERE userid = 'XXXXX' --user
DB2:
UPDATE maxuser
SET PASSWORD =x'10fe6f4650b2acb49a2121d7e6133e64' --x''
WHERE userid = 'XXXX' --user
Reference: http://www-01.ibm.com/support/docview.wss?uid=swg21645570
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