I want to age passwords for Baan users. We are on Baan IV c. Our normal users have DEMs. They don't have Menu Browsers. I want to create a session which automatically starts at the Baan login and checks for password aging flag. I don't know where to start. In our environment Maintain startup sessions is not working. I logged a case with Baan support. Baan support is looking into it. I created a session group. Did convert to run time and created a session under the session group and did convert to run time and linked the session group to the user and converted to run time. But later, when i log off and log back in the session is not starting up automatically. I think we have some old objects in our system which needs to be upgraded. I want to know what is the best way to do password aging ? Any ideas will be helpful.
Thanks to all.
Chandrasekhar

Does your u<user> file contain the session group? Does the session group file in $BSE/lib contain the session which you want to start?

I had to change the tag under which the session group is stored in order to get the session started. However that was in a 50c environment.

Regards,
Han

Hi Han,
Thank you very much. When I created a session group and start up session, the system created a file in the $BSE/lib/user directory and my session group name is test. So it created as test.sessions. My start up session is tcmcs0103m000. This session is present in the file. I attached session group to my user in Maintain user settings. Then after converting to run time two lines are added in my user file which is present in $BSE/lib/user.
#
# bshell default settings
#
bshell.sessions: startup.sessions
bshell.dbg_disp: yes

I did all what I could do. But it is not working. Thanks for your help.
Chandrasekhar

What you can do is to create a trace file in order to see if the bshell picks up the correct bshell.session group. I am not sure which one it is but somewhere in the trace file you should see the resource variable that's should be set to your session group.

Regards,
Han