Password Expiration Interval

Sinikumar400
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AS/400 passwords
AS/400 security
I have an AS/400 server with hundreds of users. How do I build a complete list of all users whose password expiration interval is set to *NOMAX. The QPWDEXPITV system value is set to *NOMAX. But, I want the list irrespective of QPWDEXPITV parameter. 1 yr down the line, if I change QPWDEXPITV to 90 days even then the query which provides me the list of non-expiring users should be accurate. I will appreciate a prompt and reliable answer. Thank you
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Hi,

You should be able to use DSPUSRPRF to create an output file :-

DSPUSRPRF USRPRF(*ALL) OUTPUT(*OUTFILE) OUTFILE(YOURLIB/YOURFILE)

Then you can use Query to select the user profiles with password expiration of *NOMAX. This should be field UPPWEI < 0. If field UPPWEI = 0 then this should use the system value QPWDEXPITV.

Regards,

Martin Gilbert.

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You should ignore it and put the effort into removing all of the passwords. Why mess around with them when an EIM/SSO setup makes them obsolete?

Tom

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    That's best way - Additional I commonly query these fields as well. UPINMN Initial menu UPMXSU Storage used UPNVSA Sign-on attempts not valid UPPSOD Previous sign-on date UPUPDM User profile damaged UPLTCP Limited capability UPPRDV Printer device
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