2 Getting Started
Changing Passwords
Frequently, a database has several passwords. Each different password can provide a different set of capabilities. For example, a user who provides one password might only be allowed to read certain records in the database; a user providing a different password might have the ability to read and modify all records in the database. Changing your password can provide you with different access capabilities.
Additionally, different databases often use different passwords to provide better data security. After changing databases with Query's DATABASE command, you may also have to change your password before you can work with the new database.
To enter a new password, use your terminal's softkeys to execute the PASSWORD command, or type the following (where password is the new password):
PASSWORD password RETURN
Eloquence Query Manual - 19 DEC 2002