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| DTFPASWD allows user to change password in many databases at once |
| Having users periodically change passwords is a hassle. But it's made much worse when the user has to make the same change in multiple databases. |
| You have the same hassle if you, the administrator, make the changes for the users. |
| With DTFPASWD, the administrator (or the user) only has to enter a password once. While it is being entered, it is not visible (unlike entering a password with Q&A). The program then makes the change in all the databases defined for that user. |
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| The database administrator keeps track of which users are allowed to use which databases (see also dtfadmin), and maintains a file named DTFPASWD.INI. This file is used by the program to know for which databases the password should be changed. |
| DTFPASWD can also be used to change a user ID simultaneously in several databases. |
| See also DTFADMIN. |