IFSTRT (IFAM2/IFAM4) (HLI function) - Revision history

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	[I,c,r] The login information is a required parameter that supplies a valid Model 204 user ID and password that permit entry to the system. Specify the login as a character string using the following format:		[I,c,r] The login information is a required parameter that supplies a valid Model 204 user ID and password that permit entry to the system. Specify the login as a character string using the following format:
	<p class="syntax"><span class="term">userid</span> [<span class="term">account</span>];		<p class="syntax"><span class="term">userid</span> [<span class="term">account</span>];
	<span class="term">password</span>[:<span class="term">new password</span>]; (This method of changing a password is supported in version 7.6 and earlier)</p>		<span class="term">password</span>[:<span class="term">new password</span>];
			(This method of changing a password is supported in version 7.6 and earlier)</p>
	<p>where:</p>		<p>where:</p>
	<p><var class="term">userid</var> is a character string that identifies the user who is logging into Model 204.</p>		<p><var class="term">userid</var> is a character string that identifies the user who is logging into Model 204.</p>

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	<var class="term">new password</var> is an optional character string that changes the login password for the specified user, for future logins. (Supported in Model 204 version 7.6 and earlier; see [[#Changing a login password\|Changing a login password]] for details.)</p>		<var class="term">new password</var> is an optional character string that changes the login password for the specified user, for future logins. (Supported in Model 204 version 7.6 and earlier; see [[#Changing a login password\|Changing a login password]] for details.)</p>
	<p>		<p>
	Certain restrictions apply to login entries when using a security subsystem, such as Security Server (formerly RACF), to perform login validation. For details, see the topic for your [[:Category:Security interfaces\|security interface]]. </p>		Certain restrictions apply to login entries when using a security subsystem, such as [[Security Server (formerly RACF) interface\|Security Server (formerly RACF)]], to perform login validation. For details, see the topic for your [[:Category:Security interfaces\|security interface]]. </p>
	<p>For a description of the login command, see [[LOGIN or LOGON command]].</p>		<p>For a description of the login command, see [[LOGIN or LOGON command]].</p>
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	On a single cursor IFSTRT thread, IFSTRT together with IFFNSH initiates [[HLI: Recovery and checkpoints#Automatic checkpointing: CPSORT\|CPSORT checkpointing]].</p>		On a single cursor IFSTRT thread, IFSTRT together with IFFNSH initiates [[HLI: Recovery and checkpoints#Automatic checkpointing: CPSORT\|CPSORT checkpointing]].</p>

	~~===Login restrictions===~~
	~~<p>~~
	Certain restrictions apply for specifying login information (the LOGIN parameter). Rocket recommends the following actions when using a security subsystem, such as Security Server, that performs login validation: </p>
	~~<ul>~~
	~~<li>Do not specify a user ID in the login for User 0. Note that if you do supply a user ID in the login, it must match the user ID of the owner of the address space; otherwise, the login fails. </li>~~
	<li>When the IFSTRT call processes the login parameter, do not code the password in the host language program. Model 204 interprets a password that is passed in the IFSTRT call as an invalid command. </li>
	~~</ul>~~
	===Changing a login password===		===Changing a login password===
	Changing a login password by specifying <var class="term">password</var>:<var class="term">new password</var> is supported in Model 204 version 7.5 or earlier, and in Model 204 version 7.6 if the PWDCOLON parameter is not set (see <var>[[PWDCOLON parameter\|PWDCOLON]]</var> for details).		Changing a login password by specifying <var class="term">password</var>:<var class="term">new password</var> is supported in Model 204 version 7.5 or earlier, and in Model 204 version 7.6 if the PWDCOLON parameter is not set (see <var>[[PWDCOLON parameter\|PWDCOLON]]</var> for details).

ELowell: /* Syntax */

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	<var class="term">new password</var> is an optional character string that changes the login password for the specified user, for future logins. (Supported in Model 204 version 7.6 and earlier; see [[#Changing a login password\|Changing a login password]] for details.)</p>		<var class="term">new password</var> is an optional character string that changes the login password for the specified user, for future logins. (Supported in Model 204 version 7.6 and earlier; see [[#Changing a login password\|Changing a login password]] for details.)</p>
	<p>		<p>
	~~See [[#Login restrictions\|Login restrictions]] for the~~ restrictions ~~that~~ apply to login entries when using a security subsystem, such as Security Server (formerly RACF), to perform login validation. For a description of the login command, see [[LOGIN or LOGON command]].</p>		Certain restrictions apply to login entries when using a security subsystem, such as Security Server (formerly RACF), to perform login validation. For details, see the topic for your [[:Category:Security interfaces\|security interface]]. </p>
			<p>For a description of the login command, see [[LOGIN or LOGON command]].</p>
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	[I,c,r] The login information is a required parameter that supplies a valid Model 204 user ID and password that permit entry to the system. Specify the login as a character string using the following format:		[I,c,r] The login information is a required parameter that supplies a valid Model 204 user ID and password that permit entry to the system. Specify the login as a character string using the following format:
	<p class="syntax"><span class="term">userid</span> [<span class="term">account</span>];		<p class="syntax"><span class="term">userid</span> [<span class="term">account</span>];
	<span class="term">password</span>[:<span class="term">new password</span>];</p>		<span class="term">password</span>[:<span class="term">new password</span>]; (This method of changing a password is supported in version 7.6 and earlier)</p>
	<p>where:</p>		<p>where:</p>
	<p><var class="term">userid</var> is a character string that identifies the user who is logging into Model 204.</p>		<p><var class="term">userid</var> is a character string that identifies the user who is logging into Model 204.</p>
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	<var class="term">password</var> is a character string that allows the specified user to access Model 204.</p>		<var class="term">password</var> is a character string that allows the specified user to access Model 204.</p>
	<p>		<p>
	<var class="term">new password</var> is an optional character string that changes the login password for the specified user, for future logins. (Supported in ~~some~~ Model 204 ~~versions~~; see [[#Changing a login password\|Changing a login password]] for details.)</p>		<var class="term">new password</var> is an optional character string that changes the login password for the specified user, for future logins. (Supported in Model 204 version 7.6 and earlier; see [[#Changing a login password\|Changing a login password]] for details.)</p>
	<p>		<p>
	See [[#Login restrictions\|Login restrictions]] for the restrictions that apply to login entries when using a security subsystem, such as Security Server (formerly RACF), to perform login validation. For a description of the login command, see [[LOGIN or LOGON command]].</p>		See [[#Login restrictions\|Login restrictions]] for the restrictions that apply to login entries when using a security subsystem, such as Security Server (formerly RACF), to perform login validation. For a description of the login command, see [[LOGIN or LOGON command]].</p>

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	<var class="term">password</var> is a character string that allows the specified user to access Model 204.</p>		<var class="term">password</var> is a character string that allows the specified user to access Model 204.</p>
	<p>		<p>
	<var class="term">new password</var> is an optional character string that changes the login password for the specified user, for future logins. (Supported in some Model 204 versions; see [[#Changing a password\|Changing a password]] for details.)</p>		<var class="term">new password</var> is an optional character string that changes the login password for the specified user, for future logins. (Supported in some Model 204 versions; see [[#Changing a login password\|Changing a login password]] for details.)</p>
	<p>		<p>
	See [[#Login restrictions\|Login restrictions]] for the restrictions that apply to login entries when using a security subsystem, such as Security Server (formerly RACF), to perform login validation. For a description of the login command, see [[LOGIN or LOGON command]].</p>		See [[#Login restrictions\|Login restrictions]] for the restrictions that apply to login entries when using a security subsystem, such as Security Server (formerly RACF), to perform login validation. For a description of the login command, see [[LOGIN or LOGON command]].</p>

ELowell: /* Changing a password */

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	<li>When the IFSTRT call processes the login parameter, do not code the password in the host language program. Model 204 interprets a password that is passed in the IFSTRT call as an invalid command. </li>		<li>When the IFSTRT call processes the login parameter, do not code the password in the host language program. Model 204 interprets a password that is passed in the IFSTRT call as an invalid command. </li>
	</ul>		</ul>
	===Changing a password===		===Changing a login password===
	Changing a login password by specifying <var class="term">password</var>:<var class="term">new password</var> is supported in Model 204 version 7.5 or earlier, and in Model 204 version 7.6 if <var>[[PWDCOLON parameter\|PWDCOLON]]</var> ~~is not set to allow colons in login passwords~~.		Changing a login password by specifying <var class="term">password</var>:<var class="term">new password</var> is supported in Model 204 version 7.5 or earlier, and in Model 204 version 7.6 if the PWDCOLON parameter is not set (see <var>[[PWDCOLON parameter\|PWDCOLON]]</var> for details).
	<p>As of Model 204 version 7.7, colons are always allowed in login passwords. Use the <var>[[LOGINCP or LOGONCP command\|LOGINCP]]</var> command to change your password.</p>		<p>As of Model 204 version 7.7, colons are always allowed in login passwords, so a colon is not recognized as a delimiter between passwords. Use the <var>[[LOGINCP or LOGONCP command\|LOGINCP]]</var> command to change your password.</p>

	==Completion return code (RETCODE)==		==Completion return code (RETCODE)==

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	</ul>		</ul>
	===Changing a password===		===Changing a password===
	Changing a login password by specifying <var class="term">password</var>:<var class="term">new password</var> is supported in Model 204 version 7.5 or earlier, and in Model 204 version 7.6 if <var>[[PWDCOLON parameter\|PWDCOLON]]</var> is not set to ~~enable~~ colons in login passwords.		Changing a login password by specifying <var class="term">password</var>:<var class="term">new password</var> is supported in Model 204 version 7.5 or earlier, and in Model 204 version 7.6 if <var>[[PWDCOLON parameter\|PWDCOLON]]</var> is not set to allow colons in login passwords.
	<p>As of Model 204 version 7.7, colons are always ~~permitted~~ in login passwords. Use the <var>[[LOGINCP or LOGONCP command\|LOGINCP]]</var> command to change your password.</p>		<p>As of Model 204 version 7.7, colons are always allowed in login passwords. Use the <var>[[LOGINCP or LOGONCP command\|LOGINCP]]</var> command to change your password.</p>

	==Completion return code (RETCODE)==		==Completion return code (RETCODE)==

ELowell: /* Syntax */

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	<var class="term">password</var> is a character string that allows the specified user to access Model 204.</p>		<var class="term">password</var> is a character string that allows the specified user to access Model 204.</p>
	<p>		<p>
	<var class="term">new password</var> is an optional character string that changes the login password for the specified user, for future logins.</p>		<var class="term">new password</var> is an optional character string that changes the login password for the specified user, for future logins. (Supported in some Model 204 versions; see [[#Changing a password\|Changing a password]] for details.)</p>
	<p>		<p>
	See [[#Login restrictions\|Login restrictions]] for the restrictions that apply to login entries when using a security subsystem, such as Security Server (formerly RACF), to perform login validation. For a description of the login command, see [[LOGIN or LOGON command]].</p>		See [[#Login restrictions\|Login restrictions]] for the restrictions that apply to login entries when using a security subsystem, such as Security Server (formerly RACF), to perform login validation. For a description of the login command, see [[LOGIN or LOGON command]].</p>

ELowell: /* Login restrictions */

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	<li>When the IFSTRT call processes the login parameter, do not code the password in the host language program. Model 204 interprets a password that is passed in the IFSTRT call as an invalid command. </li>		<li>When the IFSTRT call processes the login parameter, do not code the password in the host language program. Model 204 interprets a password that is passed in the IFSTRT call as an invalid command. </li>
	</ul>		</ul>
			===Changing a password===
			Changing a login password by specifying <var class="term">password</var>:<var class="term">new password</var> is supported in Model 204 version 7.5 or earlier, and in Model 204 version 7.6 if <var>[[PWDCOLON parameter\|PWDCOLON]]</var> is not set to enable colons in login passwords.
			<p>As of Model 204 version 7.7, colons are always permitted in login passwords. Use the <var>[[LOGINCP or LOGONCP command\|LOGINCP]]</var> command to change your password.</p>

	==Completion return code (RETCODE)==		==Completion return code (RETCODE)==