3.3

Managing Database Traits from the Console
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Managing Database Traits from the Console
This section provides information on how to view basic or detailed database trait
information from the console when needed.
Getting Basic Information
To obtain information about a particular queue or directory from the console, type list d ,
followed by the name of the directory or queue.
For instance, to obtain information about the WIRES.ALL queue, type:
list d wires.all
Information similar to the following appears:
SRPlo-LIsUGQSXWFiT sortfield purge dis mbox directory
-R-----I---Q-X---- TITLE P4.0 D1 - WIRES.ALL
A trait listing begins with a header line containing the letters SRPlo-LIsUGQSXWFiT; each
letter in the header line represents a particular database trait. In the previous example, the
second letter in the header line (an
R ) stands for the database trait Read-only.
Password button
password
Provides capability to change the user’s password.
Example:
utraits jordan pass changeme
Force Change check
box
force
Specifies that user will be forced to change his/her
password the next time he or she logs in. This
command line does not require utraits typed in front
of it, as shown below.
Example:
force jordan
User Preferences
button; Sessions tab;
Keyboard field
key ###
Assigns a default keyboard (set of macros) to the user
account.
Example:
utraits vandenberg key 048
Name in Modify
User Account
dialog box
Utrait Console
Command Definition / Example (Continued)