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On our system, we have a group profile that owns all of the "ordinary user" user profiles on the system. Then, anyone who is a member of that group can change the profiles -- you don't need to be a security officer. Of course this also means that we can change passwords -- which might be more than you're looking for... As far as initiating it with a PC program, you could write something that does this... wouldn't be too hard if you're familiar with network programming... On Tue, 29 Jan 2002, Jon Paris wrote: > I need to set up a system whereby someone who does not have security officer > type access can re-set someone's user id. Not change the password or > anything - just re-enable it. Anyone have an example that can achieve this? > In particular, this needs to be initiated from a PC program if possible. > > Jon Paris > Partner400 >
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