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consists of the field name (USRNM), followed by the data (USRDATA),

followed by the value (in decimal) of the user flag (USRFLG).

For example, if the following commands had been issued to add

userdata fields to the user profile for USER1:

MCINTY ADD PR(USER1) FI(JOBTITLE) DATA('SYSTEMS PROGRAMMER')

MCINTY ADD PR(USER1) FI(JOBCAT) DATA('OPERATIONS') FLAG(3)

then issuing the following command:

MCINTY GET PR(USER1) USERDATA

would produce:

JOBTITLE SYSTEMS PROGRAMMER ØØØ

JOBCAT OPERATIONS ØØ3

EXAMPLES

This section gives examples of how MCINTY can be used:

• List users connected to a group and their connect attributes

MCINTY GET PROF(group_name) FIELDS(USERID,USERACS.B) CLASS(GROUP)

• List a user’s name and all the groups the user is connected to:

MCINTY GET PROF(userid) FIELDS(NAME,CGGRPNM)

• Replace (or add if not there) a userdata field called JOBTITLE in

Fred’s user profile. Class defaults to USER.

MCINTY REP PROF(FRED) FIELDS(JOBTITLE) DATA('SYSTEMS PROGRAMMER')

• Retrieve the JOBTITLE userdata field from Fred’s user profile:

MCINTY GET PROF(FRED) FIELDS(JOBTITLE) USERDATA

• Retrieve all userdata from a user profile, then delete all their

userdata:

MCINTY GET PROF(userid) USERDATA

MCINTY DEL PROF(userid) USERDATA

• Sample REXX to list userid, associated name, and connect

authority in group TECHSUP:

/* rexx */

"MCINTY GET PROF(TECHSUP) FIELDS(USERID,USERACS.B) CLASS(GROUP)

NOMSG"

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