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    The document discusses encoding and decoding passwords when logging on to BTEQ. A user asked for a solution to encode the password in the .Logon command. In response, another user explained that passwords are already secure in log files and provided a solution to store the encrypted logon command in an external file to call within BTEQ. This avoids displaying the unencrypted password in log files while still allowing the user to log on.

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    The document discusses encoding and decoding passwords when logging on to BTEQ. A user asked for a solution to encode the password in the .Logon command. In response, another user explained that passwords are already secure in log files and provided a solution to store the encrypted logon command in an external file to call within BTEQ. This avoids displaying the unencrypted password in log files while still allowing the user to log on.

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    Encode and Decode When Logon in BTEQ

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    Murali Devarinti
    The document discusses encoding and decoding passwords when logging on to BTEQ. A user asked for a solution to encode the password in the .Logon command. In response, another user explained that passwords are already secure in log files and provided a solution to store the encrypted logon command in an external file to call within BTEQ. This avoids displaying the unencrypted password in log files while still allowing the user to log on.

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    NCR: Teradata - Encode and Decode when logon in BTEQ http://www.tek-tips.com/viewthread.cfm?

    qid=1430001&page=5

    Hi everybody,

    I want to encode & decode password when calling .Logon command in BTEQ:
    .LOGON 1/username, pass

    Can you give me a solution about this?

    Thanks a lot.
    Dat Nguyen

    al1024 (MIS) 30
    Nov
    07
    6:48
    First, password doesn't appear in log file. It's secure on this side.
    Second, you can use an external file to store your logon command and call it with .RUN FILE logon_file
    It won't be very difficult to create a temporary uncrypted logon_file that will be erased on next bteq.
    Something like that :

    CODE

    echo ".LOGON TDP/USR,"$(uncrypt passwd) > /tmp/logon_file


    bteq <<-EoF > Logfile
    .RUN FILE /tmp/logon_file
    .OS rm /tmp/logon_file
    .. bteq commmands ..
    EoF

    1 of 1 4/14/2011 9:10 AM

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