How to print all Tokens in all the Classes

How can I print all the Token (programs) assign to each class

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This may not be your complete answer; I notice that when I run a Lawson Security Administrator report of the type called a "UserSecReport" the listing includes the information you are requesting, for all security classes assigned to a user. The 2nd column is "Profile/Security Class", the 3rd column is "Object Info" which is the token information you wanted. The 4th column is the access that the user has, which is the purpose of the report, but you can ignore that. You will see "Object Info" entries of types "TKN - " for tokens (screens), "PGM - " for programs, and "TBL - " for files, and so on. There might be a better report, but this one is pretty good.

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Have you tried dburf? You can run dburf [prodline] [systemcode] >output.txt and it will create an output file of all the program codes (tokens) for that system plus show you the files updated and/or referenced by each token. If you run it from a command line on the server it actually does a listing of the tokens (e.g. For AP10.5; For 1010.6 etc..) so you could even grab that single listing and put it in a spreadsheet. Just be aware depending on the amount of tokens the command line window might not show everything, but the output file you save will have it all.

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If you do the dburf with -p for coverpage the first page has the listing of the tokens as well.

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If I read this wrong and you are trying to identify tokens in your existing security, try using Softerra LDAP browser. You can connect to your ADLDS instance for security and go to the lwsnSecData>Profiles and select the profile you want to query and go to SecClass and export data to a csv file. You can do it by individual security class or at the root to get them all.

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