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EZCommand Description for modifyuser
See the Batch Interface Description for modifyuser for general usage details.
• When used as an EZCommand, the command must be URL-escaped in order
to properly submitted.
Example:
modifyuser [email protected], junkmail_filter=0
changes to
modifyuser%20msmith%40jumboinc.com%20junkmail_filter=0
Errors
• Possible error messages include:
‘No such user ‘username’ (unknown administrator address supplied).’
‘String authorization failed.’
‘No commands to process.’
‘Command not recognized: command.’
‘You don’t have permission to insert users into org name.’
‘No such organization ‘org name’.’
‘No default user available for organization org name.’
‘No secret key in database.’
Note: This means “no secret key” found in the organization’s EZCommand
Shared Secret. The secret code must exist in the organization in which the
administrator account resides.
• If the user modification was not successful, possible errors include:
‘Modified username: set field to value [set field to value]...’
‘Please pick an address to modify.’
‘No such user: username.’
‘Unknown field: fieldname.’
‘You don’t have authorization to set field on table username.’
‘Please specify a value for field.’
• If changing a user’s address name to a deactivated user’s address, the
system returns an error. In this example, changing [email protected] to
the deactivated user, [email protected] returns this error:
[email protected] is already in use as an address.
Note: If you include a read-only field with this command, the system will return an
error.
Return Values
Batch command interface return values:
• If modifying [email protected] by changing the adult and getrich filters,
this string is returned: