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[Exam 000-120: Academic Associate: IBM i 7 Administration]: Question 1 - System value - Password Expire Interval

Exam 000-120: Academic Associate: IBM i 7 Administration
http://www.aiotestking.com/ibm/2013/11/27/what-system-value-is-associated-with-that-field/

An administrator uses the value *SYSVAL in a user profile for the password expiration interval
field. What system value is associated with that field?
A. QPWDCHGITV
B. QPWDCHGDTE
C. QPWDEXPDTE
D. QPWDEXPITV
[Hint]
Display system value: PassWordDEXPire InTerVal
Selection or command
===> DSPSYSVAL SYSVAL(QPWDEXPITV)






Result of command DSPSYSVAL SYSVAL(QPWDEXPITV)
[Answer]
D






#WIIFA stands for What's In It For All
#Practice until you cannot get it wrong
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