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If the password got changed as part of an interactive session, QHST would not
show anything ... the end user can change their own password & some security
officer can do so.  If passwords are being changed & you suspect foul play,
perhaps you want to journal the file that the profiles are stored in, or
trigger notification, if OS/400 will let you do that.

> Anyway of telling who changed the password for a userprofile ?
>
>  I can see doing a dspusrprf to the screen what date it was changed
>  But it doesn't say who changed it. And there is no entry in QHST stating it
>  was changed.
>
>  This happened today. I am assuming there probably is an API or something.
>
>  Jim Norbut

MacWheel99@aol.com (Alister Wm Macintyre) (Al Mac)


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