CHGTAAKEY CHANGE TAA KEY TAATOLK |
The Change TAA Key command allows the critical information in the
TAALICENSE data area to be changed.
For example, assume you licensed the TAA Productivity Tools for
software group P20 and want to upgrade your hardware to a new model
which will place you in the P30 software group. In addition to
upgrading your IBM i license, you must upgrade your TAA Productivity
Tools license to allow you to operate in the new software group.
To upgrade your TAA Productivity Tools license or make any valid
changes to the TAALICENSE data area, you must contact the TAA
Productivity Tools owner to receive a key which will allow you to use
CHGTAAKEY.
To complete CHGTAAKEY successfully, you must enter the special key
provided by the TAA Productivity Tools owner. The special key
differs from the key information in the TAALICENSE data area. You
should not attempt to use CHGTAAKEY without having a special key.
Command parameters *CMD
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KEY The key obtained from the TAA Productivity Tools
owner for this system, tier, and IBM i release.
This is optional if running interactively, but
required in batch. Embedded blanks are ignored.
LICENSEE This is the Licensee idenification information. Up
to six lines of identifying information may be
provided.
This will be placed into the TAALICENSE data area
and will be shown on the DSPTAALIC command.
Suggested information is company name and address.
Other information may include a technical contact's
name, phone, and email.
The special value *SAME will cause the information
currently in the TAALICENSE data area to to used.
Restrictions
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You cannot successfully use CHGTAAKEY without entering a valid key
provided by the owner of the TAA Productivity Tools owner.
Prerequisites
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None.
Implementation
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None, the tool is ready to use. Only the object form exists on your
system.
Object only tool
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CHGTAAKEY is shipped in object form only. The source does not exist
on your system.
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Added to TAA Productivity tools May 1, 1996