Technical data

Managing User Accounts
7.7 Maintaining User Accounts
Example 7–2 Sample Login Command Procedure (LOGIN.COM) for a User
Account
$ SET NOON
$ SET PROTECTION=(S=RD,O=RWED,G=R,W=R)/DEFAULT
$!
$ ! Define abbreviations for often used commands
$!
$ DIR*ECTORY == DIRECTORY/DATE/SIZE
$ PU*RGE == PURGE/LOG
$ DE*LETE == DELETE/LOG/CONFIRM
$!
$!
$ ! Other useful abbreviations
$!
$ SHP == "SHOW PROCESS/PRIVILEGES"
$ PRI*NT == "PRINT/NOTIFY"
$ SHD == "SHOW DEFAULT"
$ UP == "SET DEFAULT [-]"
$ SP == "SET PROCESS/PRIVILEGES="
$ SQ == "SHOW QUEUE/BATCH/ALL/DEVICE"
$ H*OME == "SET DEFAULT SYS$LOGIN"
$ SUB*MIT == "SUBMIT/NOTIFY"
$ SYS == "SHOW SYSTEM"
$ DAY == "SHOW TIME"
$!
$ ! Set /LOG for all commands
$!
$ BACK*UP == "BACKUP/LOG"
$ DEL*ETE == "DELETE/LOG"
$ LIB*RARY == "LIBRARY/LOG"
$ PUR*GE == "PURGE/LOG"
$ REN*AME == "RENAME/LOG"
$!
$ ! End of LOGIN.COM processing
$!
$ GOTO ’F$MODE()
$NETWORK:
$ EXIT
$INTERACTIVE:
$ VN == "SET TERMINAL/WIDTH=80"
$ VW == "SET TERMINAL/WIDTH=132"
$ EXPERT == "SET MESSAGE/NOFACIL/NOSEVER/NOIDENT"
$ NOVICE == "SET MESSAGE/FACILITY/SEVERITY/IDENTIF"
$ NOVICE
$!
$ ! Symbols for network users
$!
$ SYSA == "SET HOST SYSA"
$ SYSB == "SET HOST SYSB"
$ SYSC == "SET HOST SYSC"
$ EXIT ! End of interactive login
$BATCH:
$ SET VERIFY ! End of batch login
$ EXIT
Using Logout Command Procedures
The system does not provide for automatic execution of a command procedure at
logout time. However, you can supply one as follows.
7–22 Managing User Accounts