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FN_VBNDOPW()
Verify Bindery Object Password
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Syntax
FN_vBndOPw(cObject, nType, cPassWord) => lVerifed
Arguments
<cObject> is the name of the Bindery Object to which you want to
verify the password. Max Length = 47
<nType> is the Bindery Object Type. Manifest constants
describing the defined types are included in the NETTO.CH
header file.
<cPassWord> string containing the current password to be
checked for validity. Can be a maximun of 126
characters, must be in upper case, Null = no password.
Returns
<lVerified> is a logical whether password was verified.
Description
This function compares the supplied password to the password
stored in the bindery for the object. If the passwork is the
same it will return a true, if not it will return a false.
NOTE! This function does _not_ support encrypted passwords.
Due to licensing restrictions from Novell, we could not include
encrypted support in this public domain release. However, it
is available. See elsewhere in the Norton Guide for details
on password encryption support.
Examples
lVerified := FN_vBndOPw("KEVIN",OT_USER,"123EWR")
Source: N:\SRC\BINDERY\VERPASS.PRG
Author: Kevin Maher/Steve Tyrakowski
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