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Going back a specified number of days
Hmm...I guess I would have to change it in the initial record, right? Here's what I'm pulling this from: (this is a VMS UAF (User Authorization File) printout: RECORD SYSUAF_RECORD ! ! The SYSUAF.DAT file. Has user accounts, etc. Normally accessed through ! AUTHORIZE, but if done read-only...- gyounggido
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Going back a specified number of days
Hello, I have the following script which pulls inactive user accounts. I'd like to have this automatically go back 90 days without prompting the user for a date. I'm a VMS guy, so I'm used to just entering -90- for that. Unfortunately, this doesn't work in the particular utility I'm using...- gyounggido
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