jr3chrfc
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Format 1
jr3chrfc [-expwd {ON | OFF}]
Format 2
jr3chrfc -help
Function
Sets the availability of the extended password. Also, outputs the extended password's availability status to standard output.
The content set by this command is saved in the RFC library status management file (for Windows: installation destination folder \system\jr3chrfc, for Linux: /etc/opt/jp1_am_r3/.jr3chrfc).
In Windows, this command is executed by a user with Administrator permissions and in Linux, it is executed by a superuser.
Arguments
No argument
Outputs the extended password's availability status to standard output.
-expwd ON
Makes the extended password available. If the setting is changed, a KAJM0601-I message appears.
If you failed to change the setting, a message appears and the command execution is terminated. Take the action indicated by the displayed message.
You must specify the ON or OFF option. You cannot specify both at the same time. You can specify ON in either upper- or lower-case.
-expwd OFF
Makes the extended password unavailable. If the setting is changed, a KAJM0601-I message appears.
If you failed to change the setting, a message appears and the command execution is terminated. Take the action indicated by the displayed message.
You must specify the ON or OFF option. You cannot specify both at the same time. You can specify OFF in either upper- or lower-case.
-help
Displays how to use this command.
Return values
- 0
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The availability of the extended password was successfully changed, or the extended password's availability status was successfully displayed.
- 1
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The change in availability of the extended password failed, or display of the extended password's availability status failed.
Precautions
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Do not execute the jr3chrfc command while another command is executing.
Usage examples
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To display the extended password's availability status (when the extended password is used)
The command line of the jr3chrfc command at this time is as follows:
jr3chrfc
- Output result:
-
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To make the extended password available
The command line of the jr3chrfc command at this time is as follows:
jr3chrfc -expwd ON