Account Definition Item

Item-id

Account name.

001

D{I} {L} {X||Y}

where:

• D - Specifies an Account D pointer.

• I - Specifies that the MD of the account contains case-insensitive item-ids.

• 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.

002

Partition Database:

start,modulo,id

where:

• start - The logical block number of the start of the account.

• modulo - The modulo of the account.

• id - The reuse identifier.

or

Filestore Database:

The UNIX path name of the host file containing the account's Master Dictionary.

003

Account Creation Parameters - fileType (B1) modulo, 1 (for example, B1 29,1). B1 specifies a Byte stream file MD.

004

Null.

005

Retrieval lock codes (can be multi-valued).

007

Password, encrypted. Can be null. Changed using PASSWORD.

008

Privilege level (default = SYS0).

009

Can contain a combination of the following codes:

• B - Disables the break key.

• L - Left aligns the output.

• R - Prevents suppression of the Account Logon Program. This also means that the Account Logon Program will run again when you exit debug after pressing the break key.

• T - Enables the TCL-Inhibit Program.

• 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).