Account Definition Item

An account definition item, located in the SYSTEM Dictionary, enables a user to log on to the account it identifies. It is a D-pointer to the account's Master Dictionary (MD), so named because attribute 1 contains the letter 'D'. This item defines the location of the MD in the host system partition/file system, the account creation parameters and a number of security features that restrict access to the specified account. There can only be one D-pointer per account MD.

Item Format

Item-id	Account name.
001	D {L} {X\|\|Y} where: D Specifies an Account D pointer. L Specifies that the account is to be logged by Transaction Logging. X Specifies that the account will not be saved by the SAVE command. Y Specifies that the SAVE command will not save the data in the account MD. The MD's disk space is saved empty, except for D-pointers (file definition items). Use of the Y code in an account definition item is not recommended as it removes all command capability from a restored account. Note: The X and Y codes also affect FILE-SAVE, ACCOUNT-SAVE and M-A-S which use the SAVE command. Using the SAVE command with the O option overrides the X and Y codes.
002	Partition Database`:` `start`,`modulo`,`id` where: `start` is the logical block number of the start of the account. `modulo` is the modulo of the account. `id` is the reuse identifier. or Filestore Database: UNIX path name of the account's Master Dictionary ().
003	Account Creation Parameters (`fileType` (B1) `modulo`, 1). B1 specifies a Byte stream file MD.
004	Null.
005	Retrieval lock codes (can be multi-valued).
006	Update lock codes (can be multi-valued).
007	Password, encrypted. Can be null. Changed using PASSWORD.
008	Privilege level (default, SYS0)/Additional workspace.
009	Can contain a combination of the following codes: B Disables the `break` key. L Left aligns the output. R Prevents suppression of the logon Proc. This also means that the logon Proc will run again when you exit debug after pressing the `break` key. T Runs a TCL-Inhibit Proc if an account user tries to go to TCL and the Proc is defined in the account MD. U Enables statistics for the account to be collected in the ACC file.
010	Maximum width of report column (default = 10).
011	Not used and reserved.
012	Null.
013	Reallocation parameters. At the next restore from a FILE-SAVE, ACCOUNT-SAVE or M-A-S, the account's Master Dictionary is allocated the new modulo and separation parameters specified here. The format is (`modulo`,1), where `modulo` is the new modulo expressed as a decimal integer (separation is always 1).