Time To Change Your Password

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We have our passwords set to expire every 90 days.

Sometimes there are user IDs that you don’t want to change but don’t really want them to show up on the audit report as not having an expiration period.

Here is a SQL statement that can help you:

UPDATE SY811/F98OWSEC
SET SCSECLST=<9_Digit_DateTime>
WHERE SCUSER='UserID'

Note: The E1 Dates page can help you get the 9 digit date/time needed for this.

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