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  3. March 2022

RE: Is there an easy way to determine what users have changed their passwords recently?

Jack - I resemble that remark!

Unfortunately, those who are stuck on a release prior to V7R1 (where QSYS2.USER_INFO was implemented) will have to stick with either an API or using the old DSPUSRPRF > outfile + query...


Rob wrote:
Not meaning this as an insult, only as an explanation.
James is unlikely to use a service if he can find an API to do it
instead. Granted, the development time to use an API is MUCH longer.
However James develops for older versions of the operating system and
the APIs handle that better as many of the services require something
currently supported.
Also I suspect he may not have the SQL development tools as he has a
competing product to STRSQL and therefore may want to avoid the
expense of the precompilers.

Then Jack wrote:
Ah, very interesting, our little community certainly supports a wide variety of idiosyncratic use cases.

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