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usercode

Specify a user code.

Format

usercode="user code"

Explanation

  • Specify the user code by entering an eight-digit number.

  • Enclose the user code in quotation marks (").

  • The "usercode" printing option cannot be specified when you are using a FTP client under Windows.

  • If this printing option and the "emlusercode" option are specified at the same time, this printing option is ignored.

Note

  • Double quotation marks are not transmitted under some operating systems, and you may need to enter an escape character such as backslash "\" (0x5c) in such cases. For example, use the following format for "rsh":

    • rsh hostname print usercode=\"12345\" < filename to be printed

  • To specify a user code using "ftp", use capital letters as indicated below:

    • ftp> put filename USERCODE=\"12345\"