SingleSignOn Property

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Syntax
Exceptions
Remarks
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Gets or sets a value indicating whether Reflection enables the use of a single user name and password for multiple logon procedures.

Syntax

Visual Basic
C#

bool SingleSignOn {get; set;}

'Declaration
 
Property SingleSignOn As Boolean

'Usage
 
Dim instance As IIbmTerminal
Dim value As Boolean
 
instance.SingleSignOn = value
 
value = instance.SingleSignOn

Property Value

The default value is False.

Exceptions

Exception	Description
Attachmate.Reflection.SecuredSettingException	This exception is thrown when you modify a property that was secured via the Permissions Manager, or that can only be modified by an Administrator.

Remarks

The effect of this property depends on how your system is configured: If you connect to a 5250 host using an SNA server, this property determines whether your SNA Server user name and password are used for your AS/400 sign-on. For terminal sessions, setting this value to true automatically signs you on to the AS/400. For AS/400 data transfers, setting this value to true satisfies your security requirements to the AS/400 and gives you access to your AS/400 files.

Reference

IIbmTerminal Interface
IIbmTerminal Members

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