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I'm not sure I see the issue with giving out a password which begins
with 'Q'.  Certainly if the second character is numeric and system value
QPWDLVL is '0' or '1', the 'Q' may be omitted, but the password is still
valid with the 'Q'.  It doesn't have to be omitted at signon.  So for a
randomly-generated password for one-time use, it really shouldn't be a
problem.

Regards,
Andy Nolen-Parkhouse

> On Behalf Of Narayanan R Pillai
> Subject: Re: Need to generate passwords
>
> I think the requirement was to generate an initial password and then
give
> the password to the new user. I am sure that the profile is
PWDEXP(*YES)
> along with this. This allows the user to reset it to a
"non-sticky-note"
> password.
>
> Have I gotten this right ? Oh yeah and dhart has it right, do not use
Q
> before the password, the code that I posted was used to generate file-
> names
> like the QRPLOBJ filenames. It was NOT used to generate passwords.
>
> Regards
> Narayanan R Pillai



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