4.608 rtrv-user

Use this command to show the information about the user currently logged on to the terminal from which this command was entered.

Parameters

This command has no parameters.

Example

rtrv-user

Dependencies

The CCCNAMES table must be accessible.

None

Notes

The password is not shown.

This command shows the command class privileges for the user logged onto the system. No other users are shown.

All users have access to this command.

Output

This example shows the output when the Command Class Management feature is turned on:

rtrv-user 

    rlghncxca03w 09-01-07   09:50:17  EST  EAGLE 40.1.0
    user id          age page uout rev link sa  sys pu  db  dbg
    manny            36  60   60   NO  YES  YES YES YES YES YES

            u01 u02 u03 u04 u05 u06 u07 u08 u09 u10 u11 u12 u13 u14 u15 u16
            NO  NO  NO  NO  YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES

            u17 u18 u19 u20 u21 u22 u23 u24 u25 u26 u27 u28 u29 u30 u31 u32
            YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES NO  NO  NO  NO  YES 
;

This example shows the output when the Command Class Management feature is not turned on:

rtrv-user 

    rlghncxca03w 09-01-07   09:50:17  EST  EAGLE 40.1.0
    USER ID          LINK  SA SYS  PU  DB DBG 
    eagle             YES YES YES YES YES YES 

    USER ID          AGE PAGE UOUT REV
    eagle            750 0    0     NO 
;

Legend

  • USER ID—Name of the user
  • AGE—Current age, in days, of the password associated with this user ID. If the password age is greater than 999 days, then 999 is displayed.
  • PAGE—Maximum password age established for this user ID. When AGE becomes greater than PAGE, the system forces the user to change the password at the next login. An asterisk (*) displayed after the value indicates that the system-wide default page parameter value, (see the chg-secu-dflt command), is in effect for the user ID.
  • UOUT—User ID aging interval, in days. If the user ID is not used (that is, no successful login) for longer than this interval, the system does not allow a login. An asterisk (*) displayed after the value indicates that the system-wide default uout parameter value, (see the chg-secu-dflt command), is in effect for the user ID.
  • REV—Shows whether the user ID is denied login (revoked). YES indicates that the user ID is revoked, NO indicates that the user ID is not revoked.
  • LINK—Shows whether the user has access to all commands in the Link Maintenance command class
  • SA—Shows whether the user has access to all commands in the Security Administration command class
  • SYS—Shows whether the user has access to all commands in the System Maintenance command class
  • PU—Shows whether the user has access to all commands in the Program Update command class
  • DB—Shows whether the user has access to all commands in the Database Administration command class
  • DBG—Shows whether the user has access to all commands in the Debug command class

If the Command Class Management feature is enabled and turned on, the following fields are displayed:

  • U01 - U32—Default configurable command class names. If user-defined names have been provisioned, they will appear instead of the default names.

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