Start Import for SMTP Users (STRIMPSMTP)

The Start Import for SMTP Users (STRIMPSMTP) command allows the importing of POP mailboxes from the System Distribution Directory (SDD) into the local SMTP mailbox directory.

Parameters

Keyword	Description	Choices	Notes
SDDUSRID	SDD user identifier	Single values: *ALL Other values (up to 20 repetitions): Element list	Optional
	Element 1: User ID	Character value
	Element 2: Address	Character value
DLTSDDUSR	Delete SDD user after import	*YES, *NO	Optional

SDD user identifier (SDDUSRID)

Specifies the SDD user id to import. Non POP mailboxes will not be imported. If the mailbox alreay is in the local SMTP mailbox directory the existing user will not be changed. You may specify up to twenty SDD users to import.

Single Value.

*ALL

All local mailboxes from the SDD will be imported.

Element 1: User ID

character value

Specifies the user identifier or a pattern of users to import. Use the asterisk (*) wild card character to indicate 0 or more characters. Up to 8 characters can be specified.

Element 2: Address

character value

Specifies the address or a pattern of addresses to import. Use the asterisk (*) wild card character to indicate 0 or more characters. Up to 8 characters can be specified.

Delete SDD user after import (DLTSDDUSR)

Specifies whether the SDD user identifier will be deleted after successful import.

*NO

The SDD user idententier will remain after import. To delete later call the command again with the same user identifer and use *YES.

*YES

The SDD user identifier will be deleted if it was successfully imported. This will also delete a SDD user identifier if a previous import was successful and the SDD user identifer remained.

Examples

Import All Mailboxes and Delete the Original .

STRIMPSMTP SDDUSRID(*ALL)

All local mailboxes in the SDD will be imported, and all SDD users will be deleted.

Error messages

*ESCAPE Messages

TCP5066

SDD user &1 with address &2 not imported.

TCP90A8

*SECADM special authority required to do requested operation.

TCP9999

Internal system error in program &1.