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The Question is: What is the syntax to modify the UID of a user? I tried: UAF> modify username /UID=[100,329] %UAF-E-UICERR, error in UIC specification \[100,328]\ The current UID is [420,45] The Answer is : $ HELP/MESSAGE UICERR UICERR, error in UIC specification Facility: UAF, Authorize Utility Explanation: A user identification code (UIC) was specified incorrectly. User identification codes have the format [group,member], where the values for group and member can be numeric or alphanumeric. The system translates each code into a 32- bit octal string; the high-order 16 bits are the group identifier, the low-order 16 bits are the member identifier. The member identifier must be unique for each system user. In a numeric UIC, the group identifier can have an octal value between 1 and 37776. The member identifier can have an octal value between 0 and 177776. You can omit leading zeros when specifying a numeric identifier. In an alphanumeric UIC, the group and member identifiers can have between 1 and 31 characters, of which at least one must be alphabetic. Alphabetic characters are the letters A to Z, and the underscore and dollar sign symbols. User Action: Correct the specification of the UIC.
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