TACL Reference Manual

UTILS:TACL Commands and Functions
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LOGON Command
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Examples
1. User SOFTWARE.JANE, whose password is STAR, can log on interactively by
entering:
TACL 1> LOGON SOFTWARE.JANE,STAR
2. Using the blind logon feature, SOFTWARE.JANE can log on in this sequence:
TACL 1> LOGON SOFTWARE.JANE
Password:
At the “Password:” prompt, she enters her password, which does not appear on
the screen. TACL displays a logon message, followed by its prompt, consisting of
a history number, a greater-than symbol, and a space (1>). SOFTWARE.JANE
can now enter her next command.
3. This example shows how to log on as another user and retain all your current
settings. The user MANUF.FRED has logged on and is using the system. Next he
logs on with the user name MANUF.MABEL (he must know her password); this
LOGON command implicitly logs FRED off. He changes the security of one of
Mabel’s files, and then he logs on again with his own ID. The final logon also logs
off MANUF.MABEL:
7> LOGON MANUF.MABEL
Password:
8> FUP SECURE BIG.FILE, "NNNU"
9> LOGON MANUF.FRED
Password:
All of Fred’s logon defaults remain unchanged, as well as any settings he may
have made with ASSIGN, PARAM, and SET commands.