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In both cases you'll also see that you can choose the Administrator password. This makes your database quite secure because you can ensure that it is unique from the outset. (In fact many people find it hard to resist ``admin`` as their password!)
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Wait for the message showing that the database has been successfully created, along with the user accounts and passwords (\ ``admin/XXXX``\ and \ ``demo/demo``\ ). Now you've created this seed database you can extend it without having to know the super-administrator password.
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The combination of username/password is specific to a single database. If you have administrative rights to a database you can modify all users.
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Alternatively you can install the :mod:`users_ldap` module, which manages the authentication of users in LDAP (the Lightweight Directory Access Protocol, a standard system), and connect it to several Open[nbsp]ERP databases. Using this, many databases can share the same user account details.
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How do you know if you've successfully created your new database? You're told if the database creation has been unsuccessful. If you have entered a database name using prohibited characters (or no name, or too short a name) you will be alerted by the dialog box :guilabel:`Bad database name!` explaining how to correct the error. If you've entered the wrong super-administrator password or a name already in use (some names can be reserved without your knowledge), you'll be alerted by the dialog box :guilabel:`Error during database creation!`.
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Connect to the database \ ``openerp_ch01``\ that you just created, using the default administrator account.
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