account-maint Command

The account-maint command invokes a menu to create, modify, or delete user accounts.

The account definition item, located in the mds file, can also be updated or deleted using the Update Processor. This requires a sys2 privilege level.

NOTE

The move-file command can be used to rename an account.

Syntax

account-maint

Example Menu

account maintenance workscreen

1

Account name

-Lasalle

2

Synonym account/Modulo

-19

3

Privilege level

-SYS0

4

Password

-none

5

Accounting update

-L

6

Retrieval codes

 

7

Update lock codes

 

Enter line number to update

or functions ex-exit fi-file fd-delete

Menu Options

account name

New account name just entered.

synonym account

Name of the original (source) account, if a Q-pointer is being created.

modulo

Modulo used in creating the file for this account (d option). The default is 19.

privilege level

User privilege level. It may be sys0, sys1, or sys2.

password

Password to be assigned to this account. The password displays as ********. To delete an existing password, de must be entered. Passwords are case sensitive and can be MultiValue.

NOTE—The password must be entered exactly as specified, including uppercase and lowercase characters. For example, uppercase B and lowercase b are different characters.

accounting update

Can be one of these code options:

l

Does not update the dm,acc, file. This is the default value.

r

Invokes the user’s logon sequence whenever they type end while in the debugger. (Another way of stating this is that it restarts the user’s logon macro or menu).

u

Updates the dm,acc, (accounting history) file whenever the user logs on or off.

ur

Combines the effect of the u and r options.

retrieval codes

Codes granting this user retrieval permission to specified files.

update lock codes

Codes granting this user update permission for specified files.

See Also

create-account Command

delete-account Command

File Reference

File-Defining Items

newac File

paint Command

password Command

update Command