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 NNETACCDIS()
 Sets or queries an access account lock
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 Syntax
     NNETACCDIS(<cUser>,[<lLock>],[<cServer>|<nConId>),
        --> lLocked
     Netware: 2.2 and 3.11
 Arguments
     <cUser>  Designates the name of the user for whom an access account
     lock is set or checked.
     <lLock>  Allows locking (.T.) or releasing (.F.) of the access
     account of <cUser>.
     <cServer>  Designates the name of the file server where <cUser> is
     established.  Your workstation must be attached to <cServer>.
     <nConId>  Designates the connection ID of your workstation on
     <cServer>.
 Returns
     NNETACCDIS() returns .T. when the access account of <cUser> is currently
     disabled.  <cUser> is not able to log in.  If the parameter <lLock> has
     been passed and the return value does not match <lLock>, the user of the
     NNETACCDIS() function did not have the rights requested for the
     modification (see the description).
 Description
     NOVELL NET ACCOUNT DISABLED
     With NNETACCDIS(), the access account lock for <cUser> can be set or
     queried.  To determine the status of the account, do not pass a value
     for the parameter <lLock>.  To set the status of the account, pass .T.
     or .F. for <lLock>.  However, to lock or release an access account lock,
     supervisor rights on the related file server are necessary.  With
     <cServer> or <nConId>, the status of any user on any attached server can
     be queried.  NNETATTACH() and NNETLOGIN() return the server connection
     ID.
 Examples
     .  Determine the access account status for user MIKE:
        ? NNETACCDIS('MIKE')   // for example .T.
     .  Disable the account for user MIKE:
        NNETACCDIS('MIKE',.T.)
     .  Release the account lock for user MIKE:
        NNETACCDIS('MIKE',.F.)
See Also:
NNETAEXPD()
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