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  3. September 2003

Re: MixedCasePasswords

> I bet that makes the signon screen look fun.  And if you've modified
> QDSIGNON...

I changed to a level 2 (128 mixed case passwords?).  I'm not at my iSeries
so I'm not positive on the details.  I will warn you that iSeries will
automatically default you to a different display file than QDSIGNON.  I had
my own custom signon display file that I used, and after I changed it the
password level, a different signon screen was displayed.  It really through
me for a loop.  I believe that it is QDSIGNON2 or something like that.  Even
though you may have QDSIGNON or a custom display file defined with the
subsystem, it will still use the QDSIGNON2.

If anyone can tell me how to determine the display file that is actually
allocated to a signon screen, I would appreciate knowing.

Don McIntyre

I'm not

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