The EXPORT command generates a single line in the flat file for each record in the
password table. User passwords are encrypted in the table.
What you see in the flat file is a representation of what is stored in the password table.
When you have changes that affect many users, it might be easier to edit the flat file than
to use the psmgr utility. After making changes in the file, you can use the IMPORT
command to construct a new, modified password table.
GROUPDEF
defines a new ACL group entry.
Syntax
groupdef groupname
Arguments
groupname
the name of a group. The name must be unique, and is restricted to 8 characters. The
first character of the groupname can be either an alpha or an underscore. The remaining
characters can be either an apha, numeric, or underscore. The groupname argument
verifies that the groups that are specified with the GROUPMEM command are valid.
GROUPDEL
deletes an ACL group entry.
Syntax
groupdel groupname !
Arguments
groupname
the name of a group.
!
verifies that you intend to delete the group from the password table. If you do not
specify !, you receive a Y or N prompt to verify the deletion.
GROUPMEM
updates the ACL group list for a user ID.
Syntax
groupmem username groupname [groupname|""]
[groupname|""] [groupname|""] [groupname|""]
Arguments
username
the user ID of an SPD Server user.
groupname
the name of an ACL group. The name must be unique, and is restricted to 8 characters.
Separate each ACL group name with a space. The first ACL group name that is specified
becomes the default ACL group for the user. You can specify up to five groups.
Note: If you specify fewer than five ACL groups, the utility prompts for additional
ACL groups (up to five). Press Enter for the remaining ACL groups if no more are
required.
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