I missed this posting so I am replying late.
Yes, I have turned on PREINIT, POSTINIT, PASSWORD and PASSPHRASE.
I've driven PREINIT and POSTINIT functions.
The pointer to the password is supplied.
The pointer to the passphrase is never supplied.
When is the pointer to the passphrase supplied for
Yes, PREINIT, POSTINIT, PASSWORD and PASSPHRASE are set to YES.
I see PREINIT and POSTINIT only but I never see a pointer to the PASSPHRASE
area even if I add a PASSPHRASE to the TSO user.
I have no idea how to drive PASSWORD and PASSPHRASE.
And you definitely have it turned on?
Rob
On Sun, Dec 4, 2022, 16:33 Pierre Fichaud wrote:
> For PRE and POSTINIT, I am looking at TXAIPASS and TXAIPHRA.
> TXAIPHRA never has a value for a TSO logon it seems.
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> Pierre.
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For PRE and POSTINIT, I am looking at TXAIPASS and TXAIPHRA.
TXAIPHRA never has a value for a TSO logon it seems.
Pierre.
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On Sun, 4 Dec 2022 at 13:28, Pierre Fichaud wrote:
> For function code PREINIT and POSTINIT, a pointer to a passphrase area can
> be supplied in the exit's parameter list.
> I created 2 ACIDs, one with a passphrase and the other without a
> passphrase.
> When logging on with either one, I never
For function code PREINIT and POSTINIT, a pointer to a passphrase area can be
supplied in the exit's parameter list.
I created 2 ACIDs, one with a passphrase and the other without a passphrase.
When logging on with either one, I never see a pointer to the passphrase area.
1) How can I drive
