The JVCONV statement is used to encrypt the password(s) for a specified job variable. At least one password must be specified in addition to the job variable name. The JVCONV statement encrypts the most powerful password and then issues /MODIFY-JV-ATTRIBUTES with all specified passwords.
Once the command has been executed, subsequent access is not possible until the password has been entered in the password table (/ADD-PASSWORD).
Format
JVCONV |
jvname { ,WRPASS = jpassword / ,RDPASS = jpassword } |
Operands
jvname
Job variable jpassword consisting of 1 to 4 bytes (see “Format conventions for passwords” (Passwords)). At least one of the two passwords must be specified.
WRPASS=jpassword
Specifies the write password to be encrypted.
RDPASS=jpassword
Specifies the read password to be encrypted.
Example
/start-password ENTER COMMAND NOW : *jvconv hugo,wrpass=c'susi' PASSWORD X'9A41632A' CATJV HUGO,WRPASS=C'SUSI',STATE=U *end PASSWORD : NORMAL END