Line 9: Using Account Definition Codes

You can use the following codes in attribute 9 of an account item in order to utilize additional MultiValue security features.

L

Specifies no accounting update and no restart.

R

Forces re-execution of the LOGON Proc if the user types END at a debugger prompt.

U

Updates the Accounting History file (ACC). This file tracks date/time/duration information for a user logon and logoff, and tracks the system resources and accounts to which that user logs.

B

This option turns off the BREAK key. Note that mvBase clients cannot use the BREAK key.

T

This option is closely tied to option B. T is for a global disabling of the BREAK key. This option requires that a Proc be placed in the ERRMSG file, which is activated with the T code. The format of the Proc is:

@TCL

Note that a more specific implementation of this Proc can be used by specifying the account name, as with:

AcctName@TCL

You can also use the T code to prevent a user from accessing the TCL prompt. See the next topic for additional information.

See Also

Implementing MultiValue Security

Line 1: Using D Codes in Account Attributes

Lines 5 and 6: Using Retrieval and Update Codes

Line 7: Assigning, Changing and Deleting Account Passwords

Line 8: Using System Privilege Level Codes

Line 9: Using Automatic Logoff

Line 9: Restricting Access to TCL and Commands

Line 12: Using Process Codes

Using the Accounting History File (ACC)

Using the Security Log File

An Example of a MultiValue Security Scheme

Security-Related Command Summary