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<p class="pageSubtitle">Listing user ID names</p>
==Summary==
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<dd>Lists user ID entries in the password table, including privileges but not passwords
<dd>Lists user ID entries in the password table, including privileges but not passwords
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==Syntax==
==Syntax==
<p class="syntax">LOGLST [<i>userid1</i>] [<i>userid2</i>]
<p class="syntax">LOGLST [<span class="term">userid1</span>] [<span class="term">userid2</span>]
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<b>Where:</b>
<b>Where:</b>
userid1 and userid2 are the names of user IDs in the password table.
 
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<tr><th>userid1, userid2</th>
<td>The names of user IDs in the password table.</td></tr>
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===Syntax notes===
===Syntax notes===
<p>A comma is required only if userid2 is specified. Otherwise, either a comma or one or more blanks can be specified.</p>
<p>A comma is required only if userid2 is specified. Otherwise, either a comma or one or more blanks can be specified.</p>
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<p>If specifying... </p>
<p>If specifying... </p>

Revision as of 01:12, 8 March 2013

Listing user ID names

Summary

Privileges
System manager
Function
Lists user ID entries in the password table, including privileges but not passwords

Syntax

LOGLST [userid1] [userid2]

Where:

userid1, userid2 The names of user IDs in the password table.

Syntax notes

A comma is required only if userid2 is specified. Otherwise, either a comma or one or more blanks can be specified.

If specifying...

Model 204 lists...

Neither userid1 nor userid2

All user ID entries in the password table.

Only userid1

Entries for that user account.

Only userid2

User IDs at the beginning of the password table and extending through the userid2 entry.

Both userid1 and userid2

User ID entries starting at the userid1 entry and extending through the userid2 entry.

Example

LOGLST LOGLST BAKER LOGLST ,JONES LOGLST BAKER, JONES

Usage notes

If the Password Expiration feature is installed, the LOGLST command lists one or more user ID entries in the password table. Each user ID entry displayed by LOGLST has the following format:

userid X'pp' priority expiration-date purge-date number-of-invalid-logon-attempts terminal-list

If the Password Expiration feature is not installed, the following is displayed for each user ID:

userid X'pp' priority terminal-list

Where:

userid is the login account.
pp is the one-byte representation of the user's privileges.
priority is one of the following:
  • HIGH

  • LOW

  • NONE

  • STANDARD

expiration-date specifies the calendar day on which the password for this user ID expires, unless it is changed. When the password expires, the user ID can no longer logon.

For a user ID that was created with the NOEXPIRE argument, the word NOEXPIRE replaces both dates.

purge-date specifies the calendar day on which this user ID will be deleted from CCASTAT. The purge-date is calculated by adding a grace period of PWDPURGE days to the expiration-date. During the grace period, the system manager can change the password for that user ID, because it remains in CCASTAT, although the owner cannot logon.

For a user ID that was created with the NOEXPIRE argument, the word NOEXPIRE replaces the dates.

number-of-invalid-logon-attempts specifies the number of successive invalid logons entered for a user ID. The number-of-invalid-logon-attempts can be zero to three. When the number reaches three, the user ID and password are immediately revoked. Whenever a user successfully logs in after fewer than three unsuccessful attempts, the number-of-invalid-login-attempts is reset to zero.
terminal-list is one of the following:
  • ALL

  • NONE

  • A list of authorized terminal numbers