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Universal Encrypt for IBM i

Universal Encrypt for IBM i

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Currently, IBM i runs Workload Automation 5.1.1.   These pages provide information for that version.

Universal Agent for IBM i Commands

The names of the Workload Automation 5 for IBM i commands that are installed in the IBM i QSYS library are tagged with the Workload Automation 5 for IBM i version / release / modification number, 511. The names of the commands installed in the Workload Automation 5 for IBM i product library, UNVPRD511, are untagged.

To maintain consistency across releases, you may prefer to use the untagged names in your production environment. The Change Release Tag program, UCHGRLS, lets you change the tagged command names in QSYS to the untagged command names in UNVPRD511.

These pages reference the IBM i commands by their untagged names. If you are using commands with tagged names to run Universal Encrypt, substitute the tagged names for the untagged names in these references.

Configuration Options

The following table identifies the Universal Encrypt for IBM i configuration options. Each Option Name is a link to detailed information about that option.


Option Name

Description

AES

Specification for whether or not AES encryption is used.

CODE_PAGE

Character code page used to translate text data.

ENCRYPTION_KEY

Encryption key used to encrypt the input file.

INPUT_FILE

Input file that is to be encrypted.

OUTPUT_FILE

File to which the encrypted input file is written.

VERSION

Writes the program version information and copyright.

Command Line Syntax

The following figure illustrates the command line syntax - using the STRUEN parameter form of configuration options - of Universal Encrypt for IBM i.


STRUEN
[INFILE(input_file) [INMBR(member)] ]
[OUTFILE(output_file) [OUTMBR(member)] ]
[KEY(key)]
[AES(*{yes|no})]
[CODEPAGE(codepage)]

STRUEN
VERSION({yes|no})

Note

Options entered into plain text files or encrypted files must be in short form or long form syntax (see COMMAND_FILE_PLAIN and COMMAND_FILE_ENCRYPTED).

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