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Data entry procedure SYSPRC.SESDBA.091.USER

When you start the SYSPRC.SESDBA.091.USER procedure, the following screen will be displayed to allow users to be entered.

You can enter user names and their passwords in this screen. These are then stored and used later to check users when a client connection is made. The user name corresponds to the SESAM/SQL authorization identifier.

User

You can enter the user name in either uppercase or lowercase characters, although no distinction is made during logon. Do not use spaces in the user names.

Password

You can also enter the user password in either uppercase or lowercase characters, but no distinction is made during logon. The password can contain spaces. If you are entering a new user, you must specify a password. After you press the DUE key (transmission key), all the passwords entered are hidden. If you change a user name, you will have to enter a new password.

Marking column ( X (Change) / D (Delete))

New user entries are recorded in empty lines, i.e. you do not need to make an entry in the marking column.

After pressing the DUE key all the passwords entered are hidden and all entries are set to write-protected.

The marking column can contain the following information:

X

An existing user entry can be overwritten and changed.
The password remains hidden. If the user name is changed, a new password
must be entered.

D

A user entry will be deleted.

Position to an entry

To move to a certain user in the table, enter the user name in this field. If you type an incomplete name, you will be moved to the first user name corresponding to these characters.

Scroll/quit data entry/conclude data entry

You can choose from:

+

go to next page

-

go to previous page

++

go to end of table

-

go to beginning of table

RE

terminate entry without saving new information in the user file

EN

terminate entry, sorting and saving new information in the user file

Passwords are encrypted when saved and are also encrypted during transmission by the client. Thereby, there is an influence of the ASCII-EBCDIC conversion onto the passwords. Consequently, if passwords contain special characters and the conversion table is altered, you will have to re-enter and encrypted these passwords (see also section "EBCDIC-ASCII conversion").