Commands for Encrypting Passwords Used by RUNUBE and RUNUBEXML

When a user uses the RUNUBE command to generate a report on an EnterpriseOne Windows client, the system uses the user ID and password from a text file to access EnterpriseOne and run the report. This user ID and password are in clear text. Oracle recommends that you use a command to encrypt the password in the text file to protect the sensitive information. Use the following RUNUBE command to encrypt the password in the text file the first time you generate a report:

runube -Fe <text_file>

Any subsequent RUNUBE invocation that uses the text file will use the encrypted password.

RUNUBEXML uses an XML file that contains a user ID and password in clear text. The password in this XML file needs to be encrypted as well, so Oracle provides a command that encrypts the password the first time you run the RUNUBEXML. Any subsequent run of the RUNUBEXML that uses this xml file will use the encrypted password. Use the following command to encrypt the password in the XML file when you generate a report:

runubexml E ENCRYPT_V1 <template_file>

For more information about the commands that you can use to run reports with RUNUBE or RUNUBEXML, see "Submitting at the Command Line" in the JD Edwards EnterpriseOne Tools Batch Versions Guide.