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Specifies the personal name to include in your return address.
Requires SYSPRV privilege to set information for users other than yourself; requires SYSPRV or SYSNAM privilege to show information about users other than yourself.
SET PERSONAL_NAME "name"
SET NOPERSONAL_NAME
SHOW PERSONAL_NAME
Qualifiers Defaults /ALL /NOALL /LOG /NOLOG /UIC="[g,m]" None /USER=username None
name
Required parameter specifying the personal name you wish to use in your return address. Enclose the name specification in quotes.
You may elect to show a "personal name" in your return addresses. For instance, if your return address is jdoe@example.com, then issuing the command
will result in your return address appearing as
EMAIL> SET PERSONAL_NAME "John Doe"
in mail which you send.
From: John Doe <jdoe@example.com>To cease using a personal name, use the
SET NOPERSONAL_NAME
command. Use theSHOW PERSONAL_NAME
command to display your personal name setting.Personal names may not contain more than one consecutive space. This is a restriction required by callable MAIL.
In this example, the personal name field is set to Judy Q. Public.
EMAIL> SET PERSONAL_NAME "Judy Q. Public" EMAIL> SHOW PERSONAL_NAME Your personal name is "Judy Q. Public".
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