create user on server

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create user on server

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How to create a datastage user on server.JUst the same way we do in Administrator.Is there any command,how can we create user.
I don't want to use Administrator client tool.
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First of all you need a unix id, that can access the DataStage server. Your unix admin can take care of that. Then you need to add that to the DataStage group. Even that only the admin can do that.
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[quote="DSguru2B"]First of all you need a unix id, that can access the DataStage server. Your unix admin can take care of that. Then you need to add that to the DataStage group. Even that only the admin can do that.[/quote]

I didnot get .Could you please elaborate.

Well using dssh i can connect to project on the Datastage server.Whether i can create a user or project there..
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There is no process of creating Datastage user as such. Datastage is invoked by the Operating system user id. All you can do is, you can set the permission in the datastage for each user of group.
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Post by ray.wurlod »

There is no such thing as a DataStage user. DataStage relies upon operating system authentication.

You can edit DataStage roles on the server by editing the .*.adm hidden files in a project. Each contains a list of UNIX group names.
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