As far as I recall, DBUTIL should not have a password.

It may have a lockword, which was probably assigned
to keep dangerous users out of the utility.

Although Dr. Nagy does bring up a piece of Trivia,
how does one look up a lockword on a Classic 
system?  I thought it was LISTF,-2 where you got
to see the file headers.

Or the good Doctor may be referring to the database 
password.  DBUTIL will display that also.

BT
NNNN
Tracy Johnson
MSI Schaevitz Sensors 

> -----Original Message-----
> From: Dr. Ferenc Nagy [mailto:[log in to unmask]]
> Sent: Friday, October 25, 2002 2:48 AM
> To: [log in to unmask]
> Subject: [HP3000-L] Secure erase of sensitive data
> 
> 
> Respected Ms. Johnson and Mr. Christidis:
> DBBUTIL wins!
> It's my turn to execute
> your advices.
> Just one more question then I close the thread.
> I know the password of the system manager, but I forgot the 
> password of
> dbutil. If I remember well, I can printout the file passwords by
> listdir5.pub.sys.
>                    Regards
>                           Frank Nagy
> Off topic PS:
> Do you know somebody who is going to visit Hungary and to return home
> before Christmas?
> Little business: We'll show her/him anything she wants in Hungary.
> She/he would be so kind to bring home some presents to my 
> friends in the
> USA (2 or 3 small but maybe fragile packets).
>                                              TIA
>                                                 NF
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